Today: moderate drizzle · 16°C
A wet day — perfect for indoor exploration
Setting
Outdoor
Entry
Free / cheap · GBP
Who for
Toddler-friendly · Ages 0–17
1 hour by tram, eat at Merton Abbey Mills, visit Maidenhead Aquatics (like an aquarium)
What parents should know
1 hour by tram, eat at Merton Abbey Mills, visit Maidenhead Aquatics (like an aquarium).
Getting there
Public Transport Access
Morden Hall Park is accessible via Morden Underground Station (Northern Line) and Phipps Bridge Tramlink stop. Both are within walking distance of the park entrance.
Activities
Family-Friendly Activities
The park offers a natural play area for children, featuring climbing structures, swings, and a sandpit, ideal for family fun.
Getting there
Parking Information
Free parking is available in the Garden Centre car park, located near the main entrance of Morden Hall Park.
Location and map
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