
Discover more at Morden Hall Park
Find out how to get to Morden Hall Park, where to park, the things to see and do and more.

Morden Hall Park Garden Centre sits between Morden, Mitcham and Wimbledon and is the National Trust’s first ever garden centre. The friendly, expert team can help you with your gardening questions, and advise on the right product for your needs. The Garden Centre stands on the site of the historic estate’s kitchen garden, surrounded by acres of parkland, miles of walks, and wildlife. We're open 9am - 5pm, Monday to Saturday and 10am - 4pm on Sunday.
The Garden Centre at Morden Hall Park has got everything you need to have Christmas wrapped up. Whether it’s decorating the house, preparing your festive table or looking for that perfect gift for someone special.
We stock a wide variety of Christmas trees to decorate your house. From small tabletop varieties and potted trees to 6ft showstoppers. All our trees are UK-grown and include Nordman and Fraser Firs in various heights. If you need help picking a tree, one of our friendly team-members will be happy to help. On sale from Saturday 21 November.
You’ll also find a great selection of plants and decorations to add a little extra sparkle to your home. From colourful Christmas wreaths, tree ornaments and garlands to cyclaman in a every colour and festive poinsettias. Everything in the Garden Centres is sustainably sourced from UK suppliers or supports social initiatives abroad.
From Christmas pudding and mince pies to the perfect accompaniment for cheese, there’s plenty to tempt your taste buds in the Garden Centre. Whether you’re entertaining, looking for a thoughtful gift or stocking up on treats for cosy evenings at home, there’s plenty to explore. Our ranges include National Trust branded products inspired by the places we care for and carefully selected items of UK suppliers.
Find thoughtful Christmas gifts for family, friends and every occasion in the Garden Centre. Discover gifts for her, gifts for him, presents for gardeners, nature lovers and maybe a little something for dog. Whether is books, homeware, toys, fashion accessories, toiletries or a simple keepsake. s inspired by the places in our care.

From plants and seeds, to fences, gravel, and especially tools, the Garden Centre at Morden Hall Park has everything you need to keep your garden looking its best. What's more, if you’ve got kids to entertain, animals to care for, or someone special to get a present for, you’ll find that too.
The heart of the park is closed after 5pm, access to the Garden Centre is via the car park only. Please bear this in mind if travelling by public transport.
Across the country, our staff and volunteer gardeners look after many gardens at the properties in the National Trust's care. Here, they share their tip on making the most out of your garden each season.
Whilst the river might be inviting, it is not safe to enter, either for paddling or swimming. It is fast flowing, varies in depth and has unseen hazards that may result in serious injury or death. In addition, the water quality is unsuitable. Your cooperation in staying out of the water also helps us to protect the river wildlife and avoid damage to the banks.

Find out how to get to Morden Hall Park, where to park, the things to see and do and more.
Discover our gardeners’ top tips so you can make the most of your garden, plot or window box.

Enjoy freshly prepared tasty snacks and cakes at a choice of two cafés and pick up the perfect read at the second-hand bookshop, all supporting the National Trust’s work.

We host a variety of events for families to enjoy from summer outdoor theatre, seasonal holiday activity trails, guided history walking tours and more. See our full calendar of upcoming events here.

From river and wetland walks, to remnants of the park's history and an adventure playground for the little ones, see how the park changes along with the seasons.
