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A Guide to Green Spaces in Hillingdon A guide to green spaces in Hillingdon Harefield Village Green and Centenary Field www.hillingdon.gov.uk/greenspaces Total Site name Also known as area (m2) Access points Abbreviations: CPG: children’s playground. OS: open space. SSSI: site of special scientific interest. NNR: national nature reserve. LNR: local nature reserve Acol Crescent Community 190 Station Approach Green Alba Close Community 915 Alba Close Green Albion Road CPG 10607 Albion Road Alderglade 23528 Braybourne Close Ash Grove CPG 3071 Ash Grove, Harefield Austin’s Lane 15716 Austin’s Lane/Glebe Avenue Barra Hall Park 85013 Church Walk/Freemans Lane Wood End Green Road Bayhurst Woods 388397 Breakspear Road North, Harefield Beatrice Close 318 Beatrice Close, Northwood Playground Beck Theatre Grounds 17510 Grange Road/Uxbridge Road Belfry Avenue OS 107909 Belfry Avenue, Harefield Bell Farm Playground South Road CPG 2522 South Road, West Drayton Bell House Fields OS 18923 Freemans Lane Belmore Playing Fields 65595 Warley Road, Hayes Berkeley Meadow OS CPG 18148 Bath Road/Cranford Lane Bessingby Park and Pine 83078 Bessingby Road/Pine Gardens Gardens Boltons Lane OS 9175 Boltons Lane/Field Close Bosanquet and Huxley 3975 Kingdom Lane/Peachey Lane Housing site Botwell Common OS Part of Lake Farm 46200 Botwell Common Road/ Dawley Road Botwell Rec 25434 East Avenue/Central Avenue Bourne Farm Playing 36101 Skipton Drive/Pinkwell Lane Fields Brackenbridge Drive 15734 Brackenbridge Drive Brackenbury Village 10079 Thorpland Avenue/ Fincham Close 2 Total Site name Also known as area (m2) Access points Breakspear Road South King George V CPG 35953 Copthall Road East and OS Copthall Road West Brickfields Lane CPG 4962 Brickfields Lane Bridgwater Road OS Victoria Road 68447 Bridgwater Road, Ruislip Children’s Playground Brighton Close CPG 1384 Brighton Close/ Grosvenor Crescent Broadhurst Gardens OS 3589 Broadhurst Gardens, Eastcote Brook House FC Playing Fields Kingshill Avenue OS 57030 Kingshill Avenue, Hayes Brookside Playing Fields 183387 Brookside Road/Curlew Way/ Wimpole Way/Power Way Browngraves Road CPG 3805 Browngraves Road Bury Street OS 31241 Bury Street Camden Brook OS 1542 Brookside Road. Catlins Lane OS 19414 Catlins Lane/Cuckoo Hill Cavendish Park 54877 Field End Road Charville Lane Recreation 117698 Charville Lane Ground Cheney Street OS 20955 Cheney Street Cherry Lane Cemetery 98878 Shepiston Lane, Harlington Chippendale Waye 292 Chippendale Waye Church Hill OS 51811 Church Hill, Harefield Churchfield Gardens CPG 18873 Eastcote Road/Midcroft Closemead Close 292 Closemead Close, Northwood Playground Clyfford Road OS 12523 Clyfford Road, Ruislip Colham Green 28261 Colham Green Road/ Pield Heath Road/ Greatfield’s Drive Columbia Avenue 11460 Columbia Avenue Coney Green 33064 Uxbridge Road/Royal Lane Connaught 23373 Uxbridge Road/Haig Road Recreation Ground 3 Total Site name Also known as area (m2) Access points Coniston Gardens OS 12483 Salisbury Road/ Coniston Gardens/Fore Street Copse Wood 639266 Ducks Hill Road, Northwood Coteford Close CPG 501 Coteford Close, Eastcote Cowley Mill Road 517 Cowley Mill Road Community Green Cowley Recreation 64804 High Street/Benbow Waye/ Ground Canal Towpath Crane Meadow OS 29085 Fullers Way Cranford Drive 2763 Cranford Drive, Hayes Playground Cranford Park (North) Dog Kennel Covert; 79103 Watersplash Lane/ Moat House Covert Cranford Lane Cranford Park (South) 458409 Cranford Lane, Harlington Cricket Field Road 25767 Wise Lane, West Drayton Crown Close Playground 51 Crown Close, Hayes Croyde Avenue 666 Croyde Avenue, Hayes Playground Dartmouth Road OS Riverside Walk 10890 Dartmouth Road/Victoria Road Dawley Avenue CPG 2061 Dawley Avenue Deane Park 26015 Long Drive Dews Farm Sandpit 78008 Harvil Road Drayton Hall Park 46259 Station Road Dunedin Way 249 Dunedin Way, Hayes Playground Denham Country Park 190392 Grand Union Canal LNR Denham Lock Wood SSSI 5371 Grand Union Canal Eastbury Road OS 1079 Eastbury Road Eastcote House Gardens 38186 High Road Eastcote/ St Lawrence Drive Eastcote War Memorial 600 Field End Road The Fairway Recreation 15453 Long Drive/The Fairway Ground 4 Total Site name Also known as area (m2) Access points Fairy Corner Community 2477 Station Road/North Hyde Road Green Fassnidge Park 30400 Rockingham Parade/ Oxford Road Field Close OS 11890 Field Close/Raywood Close Field End Recreation 104329 Field End Road/Yeading Avenue Ground Forge Green Community 2652 High Road, Eastcote Green Fray’s Farm Meadow LNR 607675 Grand Union Canal Frays Island 14734 Thorney Mill Road, West Drayton Freezeland Covert 80154 Freezeland Way, Hillingdon Frithwood Park 11741 Carew Road/Kings Close Gade Close OS 817 Gade Close, Hayes Gospel Oak Community 502 Swakeleys Road Green Grange Road Highways 8880 Grange Road Site Grassy Meadow OS 40056 Church Walk/Uxbridge Road/ Church Road Greenway OS Yeading Meadows LNR 194259 Greenway, Hayes Grosvenor Playing Field Yeading Woods LNR 57364 Kingshill Avenue/ Weymouth Road Gutteridge Woods Part of Fray’s Farm 128397 Western Avenue, Hillingdon Meadow Harefield Place 36806 The Drive, Ickenham Harlington Burial Ground 1464 St Peter’s Way, Harlington Harlington Pond Community Green 1990 Harlington High Street Harefield Village Green Rickmansworth Road/ and Centenary Field Harefield Common 18479 Breakspear Road North/ Vernon Drive Harlyn Drive OS 9625 Harlyn Drive/ Joel Street via footpath Harmondsworth 5980 High Street, Harmondsworth Cemetery 5 Total Site name Also known as area (m2) Access points Harmondsworth 29519 Summerhouse Lane/ Recreation Ground School Road Harmondsworth Village 298 High Street, Harmondsworth Green Harvey Road OS 15099 Harvey Road, Northolt Haste Hill OS 22022 Highland Road, Northwood Haydon Hall OS 59583 Southill Lane/Joel Street Hayes Cricket Ground 14619 Grange Road/ Wood End Green Road Hayes End Community Hayes End Recreation 81307 West Drayton Road/Kingsway/ Park Ground Uxbridge Road/Morgan’s Lane Hayes Pool Grounds 4963 Central Avenue, Hayes Hazeldene Gardens 1351 Hazeldene Gardens Heathrow Close CPG 2124 Heathrow Close Heritage Close 284 Heritage Close, Uxbridge Playground Herlwyn Park 93759 West End Road/Pond Green/ Herwyn Avenue Highfield Crescent OS 655 Rickmansworth Road, Northwood Highgrove Wood Nature 18000 Hume Way/Lidgould Grove Reserve Hill End CPG 2009 Hill End Road, Harefield Hill Lane Park 5786 Hill Lane, Ruislip Hillingdon and Uxbridge 70962 Hillingdon Hill, Uxbridge Cemetery Hillingdon Court Park 221598 Parkway/Portman Gardens/ Court Drive/Sweetcroft Lane/ Sylvana Close Hillingdon House Farm 539834 Park Road/North Way/ Gatting Way/Sweetcroft Lane Hitherbroom Park Owl Park 9110 Abbotswood Way/ Hitherbroom Road Hogs Back OS 33500 Northwood Way/ Hillside Crescent Holly Gardens 9941 Holly Gardens/Kingston Lane 6 Total Site name Also known as area (m2) Access points Hoskins Close 680 Hoskins Close, Hayes Playground Ickenham Green 118679 High Road, Ickenham/ Hoylake Crescent Ickenham Marsh 74815 Austin’s Lane, Ickenham Ickenham Pond 438 High Road, Ickenham Kings College Playing 186470 Kings College Road/ Fields Park Avenue King’s Gardens 10545 Bury Street/St Margarets Road Kingshill Avenue BMX 6150 Kingshill Avenue track Kingshill Avenue 11765 Kingshill Avenue Equestrian Centre Kingshill Avenue CPG 3212 Kingshill Avenue Kingston Lane OS 66903 Chestnut Avenue, Yiewsley Knights Gardens 7360 Uxbridge Road/Hewens Road Community Green Lake Farm Country Park 16295 Botwell Lane/ Botwell Common Road Lake Gardens 18688 Botwell Lane/Florris Avenue Larch Crescent OS Yeading Brook OS 44425 Larch Crescent, Hayes Little Britain Lake 57870 Old Mill Lane/Packet Boat Lane Little Harlington Playing 73234 Sipson Lane Fields Long Meadow OS 50063 High Road, Eastcote Lundy Drive 476 Lundy Drive, Hayes Playground Lyndhurst Crescent 8101 Lyndhurst Crescent Mad Bess Woods NNR 582891 Ducks Hill Road, Northwood Manor Farm Site 3040 Bury Street/St Martin’s Approach/ High Street/Pinn Way Manor Waye Recreation 10988 Manor Waye/Whitehall Road, Ground Uxbridge Maple Close 746 Maple Close, Hayes Playground 7 Total Site name Also known as area (m2) Access points Mayfield Close 173 Mayfield Close, Hillingdon Playground Maygoods Green OS 2318 Maygoods Green/ Worcester Road Mezen Close 373 Mezen Close, Northwood Playground Michael Frost Park 114677 Charville Lane/Weymouth Road/ Kingshill Avenue Midhurst Gardens 1699 Midhurst Gardens Milton Court OS 8537 Milton Court, Ickenham Minet Country Park 319061 Abbotswood Way Moorfield Road 2421 Moorfield Road/ playground St Clement Close Moorhall Recreation 17772 Priory Gardens/Moorhall Road Ground Morello Avenue CPG 669 Morello Avenue Morgan Close 252 Morgan Close, Northwood Playground Nelson Road OS 1733 Nelson Road Nine Elms Lane CPG 6543 Nine Elms Avenue/ and OS New Peachey Lane/ Maygoods Close Norman Leddy Memorial Botanic Gardens 21735 Grange Road/Beck Theatre Gardens Hayes Northwood Cemetery 65113 Chestnut Avenue, Northwood Northwood Recreation 89216 Chestnut Avenue/ Ground Highlands Road Old Park Wood 173006 Summerhouse Lane, Harefield Park of Life Lombardy Park 12800 Abbotswood Way, Hayes Park Road Green OS and 14055 Park Road/Uxbridge Road CPG Park Road Ponds 3903 Park Road, Uxbridge Park Way OS Elm Avenue 13612 Park Way, Ruislip Park Woods 984181 Fore Street, Eastcote Parkfield Crescent CPG 5177 Parkfield Crescent 8 Total Site name Also known as area (m2) Access points Parkway Ornamental 1455 Long Lane, Hillingdon Garden Pembroke Gardens 1128 Pembroke Road, Ruislip Perth Avenue Playground 367 Perth Avenue, Hayes Philpots Farm/ 1990
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