Grove Park, Historic urban park in Carshalton, England.
Grove Park is an urban park in Carshalton with landscaped green areas, pathways, and recreation spaces that surround the Lower Pond. It features play equipment, an outdoor gym, a bowling green, a ball court, and a cafe for visitors of all ages.
The parkland was part of Stone Court manor during medieval times before the Carshalton Urban District Council purchased it in 1924 for public use. This purchase marks when it changed from private estate to a public recreational space.
The Leoni Bridge made from Portland stone crosses over the Lower Pond and displays architectural details from the early 18th century that still stand today. Visitors walking across it can experience the craftsmanship and design choices from that time period directly.
The park is easy to navigate on foot with clear pathways, and the different areas are well marked so you can find what you need. The facilities like the playground, cafe, and restrooms are spread throughout the space, so it helps to get a sense of the layout before you visit.
A small water cascade near the Stone Court corner was originally built to power a historic mill that operated in the area. This water system shows how earlier residents used the landscape to run essential daily operations.
Location: London Borough of Sutton
Website: https://sutton.gov.uk/info/200453/parks_trees_and_open_spaces/1149/parks_and_facilities/11
GPS coordinates: 51.36670,-0.16250
Latest update: December 12, 2025 07:51
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203 m
North Churchyard Wall Including Former Fire Engine House At West End
180 m
The Greyhound Inn
238 m
Carshalton War Memorial
175 m
The Woodman
189 m
Anne Boleyns Or Bullens Well
192 m
North Lodge
195 m
Wall To Rear Of Number 6 Connecting Numbers 4 And 6
216 m
Westcroft
260 m
The Gate House
240 m
5 And 7, High Street
167 m
South Boundary Wall To Honeywood Lodge And Gateways
247 m
The Leoni Bridge North Retaining Wall Of The Pond To The East Of North Street
111 m
Gates Adjoining Number 1 At South West Entrance To The Grove
154 m
Part Of Northern Boundary Wall Of The Lodge To The East Of Number 16
252 m
Wall To East Of The Gate House
195 m
16-20, High Street
191 m
1, High Street
157 m
Culvert In Front Of Honeywood Lodge
232 m
Honeywood Lodge
244 m
Water Wheel In Grounds Of The Grove
81 m
Premises Of South East Electricity Board
247 m
6, The Square
242 m
4, High Street
230 m
South East Culvert And South And East Retaining Walls Of The Pond To The East Of North Street
174 m
Railings To Madeley Cottage
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