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A deep dive into Wimbledon Park

THE WIMBLEDON FOUNDATION The Wimbledon Foundation, established in 2013, is the charity of The All England Lawn Tennis Club and The Championships. Our aim is to use the collective strength of Wimbledon to make a positive difference to people's lives. Click here to learn more. 100 MOMENTS For 100 years, The Championships and Centre Court have given us countless inspiring moments. But magical moments don't just happen on the court. We know that through our charity partners, inspiring moments happen everywhere, year-round. OUR GOALS The Wimbledon Foundation's goals are to strengthen our local community, promote healthy and active lives, inspire the next generation and respond in times of need. Strengthening our local community Promoting healthy & active lives Inspiring the next generation Responding in times of need THE WIMBLEDON FOUNDATION AND WATERAID The Wimbledon Foundation's partnership with WaterAid aims to help them in their mission to ensure everyone has access to clean water, decent toilets and good hygiene by 2030.

Louis Robert BassianyLouis Robert Bassiany

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Wimbledon Queue and Grounds Pass Information at Wimbledon Park (2024) The waiting area for non-ticket holders at Wimbledon is well-organized, there is also a tent area for those who will sleep over to be early in the line for last minute tickets on the following day. However, clear signage regarding the ticket purchasing process is lacking. Stewards on-site can provide information about ground passes, which grant access to all courts except Center and No. 1. These passes cost £20, but if you arrive after 5 PM, they may be discounted to £10. Keep in mind that queues might be shorter or non-existent later in the day. If you arrive after 7 PM, securing a ground pass becomes less likely. Nevertheless, there are still opportunities to enjoy the Wimbledon atmosphere, including iconic photo spots and even the chance to vote for the potential men's final winner. Please note: This information is based on previous years and may change.

Paul BrownPaul Brown

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This park is very popular indeed. There's a fair sized pavilion which makes a welco.e cafeteria.I had an enormous pizza and really good tasting chips. We have a choice between sitting inside or under shelter outside. It's next to a few public tennis courts, so that we can fool people that we've seen tennis at Wimbledon ! It's such a lovely, large and well kept park, with a happy atmosphere. There is a very large area of plain grass to play or picnic on. There's a beautiful lake with many water fowl, and a nearby children's playground with very small public toilets close by. It's easy to walk there from the District Line Wimbledon Park underground station, or Southfields, a slightly longer walk. There is a car park, but I don't know about fees.

Barbara SweetBarbara Sweet

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A small pretty park, great for children. Went there last week, unfortunately part of the walkway around the lake and the waterfall gardens was closed but we still had fun 😄. Went around 3 and the childrens park was busy but bearable. Lovely in the sun combined with an ice cream from the little shop. The tennis club along with people having picnics on the grassy area just creates a lovely, active atmosphere. The ducks and swans in the lake are so friendly too, they kept coming up to the boardwalk, however just be aware this may scare younger children, or your child may scare the animals if they chase them around. Parking spaces is limited but parking is free. Two main entrances and free public toilets featured.

Daisy YoungDaisy Young

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A beautiful park in Wimbledon! It's huge with a playground, cafe, volleyball courts, children's play area, lawn tennis courts, mini golf and rose walks. It has a big lake on one side with ducks and swans in it. The views of this lake and the surroundings are amazing. On a good summer day, people come in big groups and barbeque along the playground. It's a good place to walk your dog as well. This park borders the all too famous tennis courts of Wimbledon. Taking the tube to Wimbledon park station and a short 10 minute walk brings you to one end of the park. There are toilets located at this end near the children's play area. The rose walk along the volleyball and golf areas is well maintained and beautiful.

Sanjay PappachanSanjay Pappachan

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On a perfectly windy, sunny, 25 degree afternoon, I sit on one of the benches at the edge of the lake. I drink a chilled can of Diet Coke. Children clamber past me, rushing to claim their kayaks. Families catch gentle gusts of wind on their small sail boats. Ducks, geese, pigeons and seagulls gather at the waters edge. One child tell another that birds don’t bite, “they peck.” One woman’s parasol flies off, but the dancing weeping willows catch it for her. In the distance, I can hear the grunt of a tennis player. Why are none of these people at work? It’s Tuesday at 2pm. Why am I not at work? I feel like I’m in rehab. It feels like wealthy people don’t have problems.

Beth ClemensBeth Clemens

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