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Wanstead Park
This 140 acre woodland is grade II listed and has been managed
by the City of London Corporation since 1881. Although situated
within the Redbridge, it is not owned by
Redbridge Council.
Part of Epping Forest and formerly the site of the historical
Wanstead House, Wanstead Park retains a small number of original
remains from the impressive 18th century mansion and includes
the following features:
- diverse wildlife and plants
- landmark nature reserve known as 'Ornamental Waters'
- a range of artificial ponds and rough grassland
- a choice of walking routes across the terrain
- seasonal fishing on Perch Pond and Ornamental Waters which is
free to members of the public
- a small museum within the 'Temple', a restored out
building containing guides and artifacts from the original
building
- 'The Grotto', a boathouse part of the original historic
premises
- a kiosk serving hot and cold food
- is the venue for outdoor family events such as family craft
days and Music in Wanstead Park which are organised by external
bodies.
The park is open from 8am to dusk throughout the year.
How to find us
Wanstead Park
Warren Road
Wanstead
London
E11 2LU
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