Wimbledon Park - Wikipedia
Wimbledon Park is the name of an urban park in Wimbledon and also of the suburb south and east of the park and the Wimbledon Park tube station. The park itself is 27 hectares (67 acres) in area. [2] The All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club is immediately to the west of the park.
Wimbledon Park - Merton Council
Located next to the All England Lawn Tennis Club, Wimbledon Park is one of the largest in Merton, and has many facilities including a large lake, athletics track, play areas, tennis courts,...
Home | Wimbledon Park Residents' Association and Community …
Learn about the Wimbledon Park Residents’ Association, how to hire the Wimbledon Park Hall, about Arthur’s Café and the Wimbledon Park Community Trust.
London’s Leafy, Suburban Wimbledon Park Is Perennially Popular …
2021年7月3日 · Wimbledon Park offers a middle ground between London and countryside life, which has proved even more appealing during Covid lockdowns. The district line tube at Wimbledon Park means you’ve got...
Wimbledon Park (also known as Wimbledon House) - Parks
Wimbledon Park is in divided usage: a major part, c 29ha, is a private golf course, c 19ha is a public park, and c 3ha a private sports club, the remaining 9ha being the lake. The main entrance to the public park from Wimbledon Park Road leads c 3m along an asphalt path before dividing.
Home | Save Wimbledon Park
Learn about Save Wimbledon Park - a campaign to save this Grade II Heritage, Capability Brown Designed, Metropolitan Open Land from over development by the AELTC Wimbledon Park Project.
History of Wimbledon Park
Learn about the history of Wimbledon Park starting around 1280 and how the famous landscape designer Capability Brown eventually shaped the lake and park.
Transforming tennis tradition: The massive new Wimbledon Park …
2024年7月10日 · If all goes ahead as planned, the Wimbledon Park Project will be a new and ambitious endeavor aimed at transforming the historic Wimbledon grounds by adding an extra 27 acres of land while simultaneously preserving its legacy and enhancing its community impact, according to Andrew Wayro, Wimbledon's senior design landscape manager.
About Wimbledon Park | Friends of Wimbledon Park
Lean about who owns the land that Wimbledon Park sits in and how the different owners need to work together to protect and develop the environment for all.
Wimbledon Park, Merton|Wandsworth - GoParksLondon
Wimbledon Park is a Grade II* listed park in the heart of south west London, designed by Capability Brown in the 1760s. The Friends of Wimbledon Park (FOWP) is a voluntary organisation that aims to give a voice to local people, community groups and other interested parties, to protect and enhance this well-loved landscape for future generations.