Richmond Park
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Morgane L
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"Last visited in July 2024.
🆓 Entry.
Open 24/7 for pedestrians, vehicle access only allowed between 7 am and 9pm.
No visit to Richmond Park is complete without seeking a glimpse of its 650-deer herd. Remember to give them space and leash your dogs, especially during rutting and birthing seasons.
Take time to explore the picturesque Isabella Plantation, a 40-acre woodland garden bursting with Azaleas, Rhododendrons, and Camellias. Relax by the lake or capture vibrant blooms with your camera.
Alternatively, indulge in afternoon tea at Pembroke Lodge, then ascend King Henry’s Mound for panoramic views of London, including a possible glimpse of St Paul’s Cathedral through a hedge gap.
Richmond Park is London's largest royal park sprawling across 2,500 acres, offering a full day of exploration possibilities. Plan for a leisurely morning or afternoon to delve into your preferred section of the park, allowing time for a meal at one of its charming cafes."
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Raven Patzke
"Richmond Park is a deer park in the London Borough of Richmond created by Charles I way back in the 17th century. It has national, as well as international importance for wildlife conservation and is the largest of all of the Royal Parks. In fact, Richmond Park is a whopping 2,500 acres big– that’s three times the size of New York’s Central Park!"
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