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Well-known lakefront park offering open grassy fields, tennis, mini golf, a play area & a cafe.

At a glance

#123 of 392 Tourist attractions in London #91 of 282 Parks in London

LocalGuideWorld score: 4.60

10.0 km from the center of London

Rating breakdown

  • 5 ★72%
  • 4 ★21%
  • 3 ★5%
  • 2 ★1%
  • 1 ★1%
Home Park Rd, London SW19 8AU, United Kingdom
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Quick facts

What is the rating of Wimbledon Park?
Wimbledon Park is rated 4.6 out of 5 based on 4,228 reviews.
How does Wimbledon Park rank in London?
Wimbledon Park is #123 of 392 Tourist attractions in London by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
Where is Wimbledon Park located?
Home Park Rd, London SW19 8AU, United Kingdom — 10.0 km from the center of London.
How can I contact Wimbledon Park?
Phone: +44 20 3876 8806 · Website: merton.gov.uk
Alney Dalley
Attended & worked at a festival - Taste of the Caribbean - very well attended. The park was clean and quite large. There was a playground, tennis courts, picnic areas, very dog friendly and most importantly toilets.
Lloyd Esson
Lovely park with plenty to see and do. Various activities for families. It was very well laid out.
Beth Clemens
On a perfectly windy, sunny, 25 degree afternoon, I sit on one of the benches at the edge of the lake. I drink a chilled can of Diet Coke. Children clamber past me, rushing to claim their kayaks. Families catch gentle gusts of wind on their small sail boats. Ducks, geese, pigeons and seagulls gather at the waters edge. One child tell another that birds don’t bite, “they peck.” One woman’s parasol flies off, but the dancing weeping willows catch it for her. In the distance, I can hear the grunt of a tennis player. Why are none of these people at work? It’s Tuesday at 2pm. Why am I not at work? I feel like I’m in rehab. It feels like wealthy people don’t have problems.
Paul Brown
Wimbledon Queue and Grounds Pass Information at Wimbledon Park (2024)

The waiting area for non-ticket holders at Wimbledon is well-organized, there is also a tent area for those who will sleep over to be early in the line for last minute tickets on the following day. However, clear signage regarding the ticket purchasing process is lacking.

Stewards on-site can provide information about ground passes, which grant access to all courts except Center and No. 1. These passes cost £20, but if you arrive after 5 PM, they may be discounted to £10. Keep in mind that queues might be shorter or non-existent later in the day.

If you arrive after 7 PM, securing a ground pass becomes less likely. Nevertheless, there are still opportunities to enjoy the Wimbledon atmosphere, including iconic photo spots and even the chance to vote for the potential men's final winner.

Please note: This information is based on previous years and may change.
K
The lawn is super big, I was like “wow” when I stepped into the park from the north. The pond inside is beautiful also. Nonetheless, only half of the park is open to public, it’s not possible to walk for a round inside the park. To go from the east to the west side of the park (in order to go to the Wimbledon Stadium), we must exit the park then walked for a super long way…. It’s quite disappointing, seldom come across a park is designed in such way… not really worth to come a long way to visit this park… unless for tennis lover. There are many tennis courts, full of ppl playing tennis.
Sriram Viswanathan
Amazing park, has everything from kids play area, tennis, volleyball, cricket, mini golf, restroom, and many other things to do. You have a convenience store on one of the entrances with Uber bikes.
Manu Suthar
Wimbledon Park is a delightful oasis in the heart of London, offering serene green spaces, a picturesque lake, and charming pathways perfect for leisurely strolls. The well-maintained tennis courts and golf course add to its charm, making it an ideal spot for both relaxation and recreation. A visit to Wimbledon Park is a refreshing escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.
K Mistry
My first time at this park, and I really enjoyed my walk. It’s quite big with a massive lake, ducks, swans, mini golf, volleyball courts, tennis courts, huge play area for children. What I love about this park:
The lake and birds - so beautiful and peaceful
Pergolas - covered in flowers/vines
Beautiful spot full of flowers and trees
Lots of pretty flower beds
Two car parks, depending on what entrance you come from
It has public toilets
Cute lil pop up coffee shop - nice coffee and muffin was yummy

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