I think it's one of the most beautiful places in London. Wide green areas, huge trees, unspoiled nature, a perfect view. Thank you very much for protecting nature. It was very nice to walk along the banks of the river Thames.
David Holmes215 days ago
Absolutely blown away by Richmond Park, and more specifically, the Isabella Plantation! Absolutely stunning, dog-friendly (including fenced area where they can go off their leads) & plenty of free parking
Meir Cohen215 days ago
Richmond Park is by far my favorite park in London! Due to the size of it each time I visit I see different parts of it and different packs of deer. Every season it's a good season to walk there and it's dog & cycle friendly! There are not many places to drink at the park so make sure you bring your own.
Piotr Tomaszewski245 days ago
One of the best place to visit in Richmond and London. You can walk hours and hours and discover a beauty of nature in the capital of UK. You will be surprised of panoramic views and numbers of birds and dears living there. It is really an amazing place to visit.
Inez Ka245 days ago
Lovely 'park' of the size of a small town :) plenty attractions from a wildlife, huge trees, lovely flowers to amazing views from the hills. I have visited lots of times and still with each visit I discover something new.
Shahid Farooq245 days ago
Great park for waking and cycling, we didn't have a lot of time to spend there just went as we were travelling up from London back home, lots of dear roaming around. Be prepared for a lot of walking, the area we parked near didn't have any kids play area, it had a cafe but no toilets, we had to drive back 5 mins another car park to get to the toilets. Volunteer rangers were really helpful and passionate about the park.
Hannah Wild2 years ago
I was amazed how large and how much there is here to see. I've cycled through the park before but never explored it before. There's some many different parts with a variety of landscapes. The park is well maintained and is a lovely place for a day out. Can get extremely busy at weekends.
The Reviewer2 years ago
Nice little surprise within the London city limits. Big park that is nice for a walk and very busy with recreational cyclist, and a lot more raw/less commercialised than Hyde Park. Deer roam the park freely, minus 1 point allowing cars through it.
Be prepared for a lot of walking, the area we parked near didn't have any kids play area, it had a cafe but no toilets, we had to drive back 5 mins another car park to get to the toilets.
Volunteer rangers were really helpful and passionate about the park.