Whether you are planning a relaxed walk of Good Friday, a family excursion on Easter Sunday, or simply because to burn chocolate eggs, there are many panoramic places to enjoy.
From old forests to trails by the river, there are five of the best places in Croydon for a spring walk this Easter weekend.
Addington Park – Kent Gate Way
Addington Park, once part of Addington’s historical mansion and an old hunting field for Enrique VIII, offers a peaceful retreat to nature.
This quiet green space is ideal for a relaxing walk, with picturesque routes weaving through wood foxes, pine wood, Addton Hills Park, Heathfield, Bramley Bank and Shirley Heath.
It is a great place to disconnect and enjoy simple things: fresh air, trees and birds.
Dogs are also welcome, which makes it a perfect destination for a solo walk or a family walk with their furry partner.
Wandle Park – Cornwall Road
In the city center, Wandle Park sacrifices 8.5 hectares of activity and relaxation.
With a creative game area, Rose and Community Gardens, a skate park, Trim Trail and a playground, there is something for everyone to enjoy.
The Wandle River runs next to the park, giving it a quiet atmosphere next to the water.
The nearby tram stop makes Wandle Park easily accessible, and Wandle Park Community Garden is a warm and cozy space where the locals join to grow plants and food.
Croham Hurst Woods – Upper Selsdon Road
Hidden in South Croydon, Croham Hurst Woods there is a rich and old forest full of natural charm.
The steep slopes are full of hazelnuts, oak, bold and trees, creating a charming forest walk.
In the upper part, you will discover rounded flint pebbles, remains of a prehistoric coast that hints the geological adjustments of the area.
Croham Hurst sacrifices a step through time, peaceful reflection and a fascinating vision of Croydon’s natural history.
Futehthing Downs – Ditches Lane
Farthing Downs is in Couldon, the largest section of semi-natural in the Great London.
With wide grasslands, old forests and calcareous slopes, it is a refuge for wild flowers, herbs and rare wildlife.
Sheep and cows graze here as they have done for centuries, which increases the feeling of calm.
It is a perfect place for a panoramic walk, complete with panoramic views of the London horizon in the distance and the quiet quiet of nature everywhere.
Lloyd Park – Coombe Road
Finally, there is Lloyd Park, a fixed green space of 114 acres known for its versatility and community environment.
It is full of sports facilities such as rugby and football releases, tennis courts and an outdoor gym, as well as Tassy and a children’s recreation patio.
For outdoor lovers, there is also a record golf course, a pound and paths through the country to explore.
Lloyd Park is a key location for Croydon events such as the Croydon Summer Festival and The Town and Country Show.
In addition, it houses the weekly Lloyd Parkrun and Lloyd Junior Parkrun, sacrificing synchronized and synchronized races for all ages.
