Richmond Park
Richmond Park was created by King Charles I in the 17th Century and, at 2,360 acres, is the largest of London’s Royal Parks. · ★ 4.0
Richmond Park was created by King Charles I in the 17th Century and, at 2,360 acres, is the largest of London’s Royal Parks. The park is also a top UK site for ancient trees, especially oak trees. With over 144 species of birds, including owls, kestrels and woodpeckers and numerous types of mammals including deer, this is the perfect place for nature lovers to visit.
A comfort & easy way to reach there
Why not try one of the best ways to reach your destination in comfort and your own private car:
- Standard Car (4 passengers) £40.00 per car
- 7 Seater MPV (6 passengers) £60.00 per car
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Entry Fee
Free
Rating
4
Address
Richmond Park, London, TW10 5HS, London
Post Code
TW10 5HS
Phone
Opening Hours
Pedestrian Gates are open 24 hours (except during the deer cull in November and February. During these months, pedestrian gates open at 7:30 am and close at 8:00 pm).
Nearest Station
Richmond Railway