Venue Description

Crystal Palace Park is one of South London's largest public parks - and one the most important and historic green spaces - situated in the Borough of Bromley, at the meeting point of four other boroughs (Croydon, Lambeth, Lewisham, and Southwark). At the top of the 200-acre Grade II* listed park is the site where Sir Joseph Paxton’s large glass Crystal Palace stood between 1854 and 1936, when it was tragically destroyed in a spectacular fire. The park is also home to some full-size dinosaur models built by the Victorians, the National Sports Centre, a children’s farm, a playground, a maze, an outdoor concert platform, boating and fishing lakes and plenty of green space to explore.

Accessibility

There is step free access into the park, and many step-free routes around the park (please note some paths around the lakes may be muddy).

Toilets

The Changing Places toilet can be found by the Thicket Road car park.

Staff

Information about the staff has not been added for this venue.