Sydenham Wells Park — Attraction in London

Always love to visit this park a lovely park that fits all ages you can find a nice e children play area up to 6 years where you can take your toddler and younger children then you have a play area with swings and nice activities for a children and teenagers there are a very nice water sports available in summer for walkers and dog walks this place is a haven nice bushes and pound you can find with ducked and other water birds that makes thus park more attractive for kids to elderly they keen to watch wild life you can find a lot of other birds living in this park not only bird st evening you can see local foxes come out from woodland if you like to sit and watch birds or even flowers bed again lovely place to visit due to a good presentation of trees and other plants you can see a different changes in all a round the year and especially spring is always attract you in different colours and autumn take you an other world of leaves fall strongly recommend...

A little gem of a park, popular with local dog owners. Situated on the south-east facing slopes of Sydenham Hill in residential Upper Sydenham, the topography makes this an interesting park with a sense there’s lots more to explore than its size would suggest.

There’s plenty to enjoy, from the formal gardens with seasonal planting, mature specimen trees, the springs, ponds and stream and wildlife garden.

Facilities include two tennis courts, hard surface ball court, fenced children’s play area.

Served by bus routes 202 and 356 on Wells Park Road or 122 and 459 on nearby Westwood Hill.

The park is wheelchair accessible and the majority of paths have a tarmac/hard surface (except in the wildlife area). The nature of the geography means some of the paths have quite steep gradients. The park is staffed by on site...

This is a superb park. It's hidden in a little valley off a not particularly busy road and so even people from around SE26 don't always know about it. It's much bigger brother Crystal Palace Park is a mere 3 mins walk away also. It's a got a decent play park for tiny kids and a decent separate play park for solder kids including an aerial wire ride. If the council's feeling generous, in the summer months the excellent water features are turned on and become hugely popular with after school kids and during summer holidays. Some excellent despite on super hot days. There's a couple ponds, a stream, a little wooded area. Don't expect a cafe, but sometimes a lady turns up in the summer in a van for cheap coffees, I've creams,...