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Amy
January 11, 2020
Cycling
Beckenham Place Park is a huge park in Lewisham with a Palladian-style mansion house. Although the manor has medieval origins, the park was established in the 18th century by John Crator, a noted Quaker and MP. Today, the 237-acre park offers a quiet slice of green in the London suburbs. Its ancient woodland includes oak trees, sweet chestnuts and mulberry trees.
In 2019, a wild swimming lake and BMX track were opened. There is also a cafe in the park as well as lots of places for a picnic. More information: beckenhamplacepark.co.uk
In 2019, a wild swimming lake and BMX track were opened. There is also a cafe in the park as well as lots of places for a picnic. More information: beckenhamplacepark.co.uk
Ben K
May 1, 2021
Cycling
The original mansion house, built in 1762, now used for classes and studios
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