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1 Burgess Park 11 Central Venture Park 25 St Mary’s Frobisher’s 37 Centre for Wildlife Gardening Burgess Park originally opened in 1947 and Offering young people a range of opportunities, the Recently refurbished park with a children’s play Wildlife garden located within a quiet residential comprises 56ha. Over the years there have been playground is free to use and supervised by trained area and mosaic pathway. street. The centre has an award winning visitor several changes, most recently in 2012 the park staff from Southwark Council. centre offering practical advice to city gardeners was completely refurbished. This included new using innovative environmental building techniques 26 Holly Grove Shrubbery walkways, woodland, lawns, BBQ areas and a 12 Sumner Park and demonstration wildlife garden with a range of bridge.There are several “hills” which provide inspiring mini habitats, a wild flower nursery, and Small neighbourhood park with a children’s play panoramic views to the north, as well as two 30ft community raised beds. Contact London Wildlife area and a boardwalk. 27 Warwick Gardens fountains in the extended lake. Trust on 020 7252 9186. Small and well loved park in SW Peckham with 2 Surrey Canal Walk extensive play facilities, hard court football and 13 Bonar Road and Surrey Canal Allotments 38 basketball pitch. The park also contains an orchard, Goose Green Playground Surrey Canal Walk runs from Peckham Square up planted by members of the local community. Once common land, the site was preserved as towards the Old Kent Road and Burgess Park. It 14 public open space by the Camberwell Vestry. The is a well used pathway, also used by cyclists, which Goldsmiths Road Nature Garden Green has a playground and is used as a venue for follows the route of the canal. A tree trail guide local community events. is available from Friends of Burgess Park (www. 15 Kings Grove 28 Consort Park friendsofburgesspark.org.uk/28.html) Small garden for residents of Kings Grove, Asylum A small park with a children’s play area. 39 Peckham Rye Park and Common Road and Montpelier Road. 3 Opened in 1894, comprising of 96.3 acres of Glengall Wharf Food Project 29 Nature planting in Choumert Road Car Park Fledgling community garden in Burgess Park with open recreational grassland, ornamental and 16 Kender St Primary School Community Garden big plans to harness local creativity, connect with water gardens, a lake and woodland. There is nature, and produce some great food in the process. 30 Choumert Square also a children’s play site and an older children’s adventure playground, while the common turns into General volunteering/ weekly opening, Sunday 17 Besson St Gardens Residential street with an annual open day. from 1-3 pm, come along and join in or just enjoy football and sports pitches every weekend. being in the garden. Contact: burgessfoodproject@ gmail.com 18 Lucas Gardens 31 Dr Harold Moody Park 40 Peckham Rye Park Community Raised Beds Small neighbourhood park with children’s play area The Community Wildlife Garden was designed by 4 Leyton Square and basketball court. members of the Friends of Peckham Rye Park 19 Lyndhurst Square Pocket park with children’s play area. and opened in 2012 so it is quite a new garden 32 McDermott Road Nature Garden with planted area just establishing themselves. A 20 Bellenden Road Nature Garden circular path runs round the garden, from which 5 Calypso Garden This nature garden is a peaceful haven promoting you can see: a wildflower meadow, bug hotels (and wildlife in an urban setting. The garden contains 33 Nunhead Green a giant stag beetle), raised beds for food growing, 6 Bird in Bush Park a variety of mini-habitats, a wheelchair accessible bee hives (not accessible), a pond and flower Bird in Bush Park features a fruit orchard and path, raised flower beds, minibeast village and beds. You can sit looking out at the display from a 34 Buchan Hall sports pitch sensory garden with decorative signage produced pergola for climbing plants. Contact London pergola with a dragonfly seat. by local young people. This small park also provides Wildlife Trust, 020 7252 9186. Small playing field next to the local T&RA hall for a BMX track with organised sessions and a football with goals, astroturf and fencing. 41 Stuart Road Allotments (Nunhead Reservoir) Contact: [email protected] playground for older children. 21 Cossall Park Tucked behind Queen’s Road in Peckham, this park 35 Nunhead Cemetary 42 Homestall Road Playing Ground 7 Caroline Gardens has got a children’s play area and community food Consecrated in 1840, it is one of the seven great growing in raised beds. Victorian cemeteries established in a ring around Football pitches, located on the Waterworks reservoir. 8 Jowett Street the outskirts of London. It contains examples of 22 Kirkwood Road Naure Garden the magnificent monuments erected in memory of the most eminent citizens of the day, which 43 Water Works / Aquarius Golf Course 9 Brimmington Park contrast sharply with the small, simple headstones Golf Club that is located ontop of the covered Local park, multi use sports facility and children’s 23 Highshore Road Open Space marking common, or public, burials. Open daily reservoirs, open to members only. Contact playground. Small pocket park with seating and shrubbery. 8.30am - 4pm. [email protected] for more details. 10 Montague Square 24 Brayards Green 36 Ivydale Road Playing Field 44 Blackberries on Homestall Road We hope you enjoy this Peckham and Nunhead Green Spaces Map. When we wanted to find out what parks, gardens, food and growing projects and play spaces were in the local area, we found there was no single map showing these, so we have put this together. We hope you use it to find spaces to visit and enjoy close to home and further afield in the local area. And if you discover spaces not included, please let us know so we can include these in the future. The map can also be found online: http://transitiontownpeckham.wordpress.com/ Transition Town Peckham is a group of Peckham residents wanting to make Peckham green, safer and stronger. We work with residents and other organisations to promote environmental awareness and low carbon living in and around Peckham. Currently, we focus on energy and growing stuff. 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