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What's On
29th May 2022

Art in the Park

  • Sutton Parks ‘Landscape Artist of the Year’ 
  • Oaks Park Artists Workshops and Tasters
  • Children’s Art Competition for local young artists.

Click the button to find out more about this exciting event.

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Litter Picking

A big thank-you to all those who turned out last Sunday for our first litter pick of the season!

Come and join us to pick more in the park on:

  • Sunday 22nd May
  • Sunday 3rd July

Go to What's On for more details


What's On

Sutton and Croydon Local Park Events

Check the What's On page for local events of interest to park lovers

What's On

Old Lodge Farm

Old Lodge Farm sits next to Oaks Park along Woodmansterne Road,  consisting of grassland, hedges and some small areas of secondary woodland. Downlands Partnership has managed the land, on behalf of Surrey County Council, since 2008, as holdback land when the animals are not out grazing.

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Park Life

Come and see this exhibition of our artists' work at Honeywood Lodge, Carshalton.

London in Bloom 2022

Judging for London in Bloom 2022 will take place on 30th June.

More soon!

Features of the Park:

  • Recently refurbished café and toilets including disabled toilets, open 7 days a week from 9am to 5pm (4pm in winter),  Tel. 020 8661 0678. 
  • Dog free, picnic and natural play area.
  • Approximately 34 hectares (83 acres) with a mixture of landscapes including:
  • Well stocked formal gardens;
  • Natural chalk meadows;
  • Well stocked woodlands regenerated from the devastation of the 1987 storm;
  • Informal parklands;
  • Sutton Countryside Walk and Oaks Park Nature Trail are based in the park.
  • Section 6 of the London Loop passes through the park.
  • Cycle path alongside the track from Woodmansterne Rd to the Pegasus crossing on Croydon Lane (A2022) 
  • A vibrant artists community with studios in the Old Stable Block.
  • Camp site available for hire by youth groups such as schools, scouts and guides etc during the summer.  Telephone 020 8770 5070.  
  • Horse Rides.  Around the perimeter of the park is a network of horse rides, which were established in 1950 as a “permissive Bridle Paths.

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Dog Owners and Grazing Sheep

Dog Owners and Grazing Sheep

Dog Owners and Grazing Sheep

Sometimes there are sheep in the park, which graze the grass and fertilise it naturally. If you are a dog owner please read the important Notice. 

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Newsletter 2020-21

Dog Owners and Grazing Sheep

Dog Owners and Grazing Sheep

Have a look at our latest newsletter

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Orienteering

Orienteering

Orienteering

If you are interested in orienteering why not get out into the park on the 1.8km course. Go to the Mole Valley Orienteering Club website for more information and to download the map and instructions.

Artists

Orienteering

Orienteering

The old stable block is home to a number of artists who are a big part of the life of the Park.

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