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Parks and Open Land Parks and Open Land A BCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQR STUVWX 1 1 2 2 161 102 47 145 148 211 3 3 134 190 97 215 178 165 138 4 220 44 4 5 30 2 76 101 131 5 98 96 5 75 6 © CroydonDesign 020 8760 5706 107 6 Map produced by Cook Hammond & Kell 141 150 203 N 187 130 130 7 198 7 167 144 41 212 132 92 213 99 8 WE 170 8 209 209 91 170 210 81 29 151 156 171 155 9 49 9 152 S 42 73 85 64 55 43 162 207 10 88 10 175 168 193 9 119 159 104 11 40 135 11 199 185 184 93 147 12 133 12 3 182 66 169 60 136 120 201 126 139 13 22 54 13 179 71 177 180 146 105 90 106 127 33 197 34 143 14 65 37 14 128 11 56 31 10 23 25 16 15 200 58 13 24 15 48 157 176 4 80 38 16 174 117 16 53 206 77 140 160 17 8 110 208 17 63 189 129 111 118 89 67 18 196 100 18 164 70 112 87 62 50 19 181 149 19 116 69 186 121 221 39 109 217 124 20 219 20 95 108 125 15 122 21 154 21 142 59 194 123 1 22 72 22 32 86 158 202 153 23 82 113 23 205 27 204 24 115 24 173 51 192 25 218 25 214 79 7 166 103 137 61 12 26 57 26 68 26 114 14 52 74 27 45 18 27 83 28 28 35 6 29 29 36 78 30 30 31 For further information please visit www.croydon.gov.uk 31 PLEASE REPLACE THESE DOCUMENTS AFTER REVIEWING Km 021 Km 32 32 180386 A BCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQR STUVWX Description Number/Name Street Locality Postcode Description Number/Name Street Locality Postcode 1 Mitchley Ave “The Green” adj. St Edmunds Church The Green adj. St. Edmunds Church Mitchley Avenue/Lower Barn Road Sanderstead CR2 115 Riddlesdown Extension Riddlesdown Road Purley CR8 1DH 2 Norbury Ave (adj. 245) Land and Buildings adj. 245 Norbury Avenue Norbury SW16 116 Rotary Fields Brighton Road Purley CR8 2LG 3 Church Street, adj. to Croydon Parish Church Land adj. Parish Church Hall Church Street Croydon CR0 117 Rowdown Fields Fieldway/Lodge Lane New Addington CR0 0QA 4 Heathfield Estate Coombe Lane Croydon CR0 5RH 118 Rowdown Woods Kestral Way New Addington CR0 5 Kensington Ave School Playing Field R/o Westminster Ave/Highbury A Thornton Heath CR7 119 St. James’s Church Rest Garden St. James Road/Dingwall Road Croydon CR0 2SB 6 Coulsdon Road, Lacey Green, Lacey Green Corner Coulsdon Road/Tollers Lane Old Coulsdon CR5 120 St. Johns Memorial Garden (and disused burial ground on Old Town Croydon CR0 7 Old Lodge Lane (Land adj. Wattenden School Amenity Land) Land adj. Wattenden Primary School Old Lodge Lane/Pondfield Road Croydon CR8 north side of church) 8 Purley Way West Sports Ground Purley Way Croydon CR0 121 Sanderstead Plantation Addington Road Sanderstead CR2 8RB 9 Stroud Green Well Shirley Road Croydon CR0 8YS 122 Sanderstead Pond Onslow Gardens Sanderstead CR2 9AD 10 Addington Village Road Soakage Field Soakage Field Addington Village Road Addington CR0 123 Sanderstead Recreation Ground Limpsfield Road Sanderstead CR2 9EA 11 Kent Gateway (51 Acre Site) 51 Acre Site Kent Gateway Addington CR0 124 Selsdon Recreation Ground Woodland Gardens Selsdon CR2 8PH 12 Bleakfield Shaw, Coulsdon Woods Coulsdon Woods Estate Old Coulsdon CR5 125 Selsdon Woods Nature Reserve Old Farleigh Road Selsdon CR2 13 Bishops Walk Addington Palace Estate Bishops Walk Addington CR0 126 Shirley Church Recreation Church Road/Spring Park Shirley CR0 5EL 14 Caterham Drive/Old Lodge Lane Land Land Between Caterham Drive Old Coulsdon CR5 & Old Lodge Lane 127 Shirley Heath Shirley Church Road Shirley CR0 5AF 15 Featherbed Lane (Hutchinsons Bank) Hutchinsons Bank Featherbed Lane CR0 128 Shirley Park Estate Oaks Road Shirley CR8 5NZ Addington 129 South Croydon Recreation Ground Sanderstead Road South Croydon CR2 0ND 16 Kent Gateway(7 Acre Field) Kent Gateway Addington CR0 130 South Norwood Country Park Albert Road South Norwood SE25 4JX 18 Old Lodge Lane (site of Garston Hall) Site of Former Garston Hall Old Lodge Lane Kenley CR8 131 South Norwood Lake & Grounds Ave Road South Norwood SE19 2RZ 22 Shirley Church Windmill Post Mill Close Croydon CR0 5DY 132 South Norwood Recreation Ground Selhurst Road/Tennison Road South Norwood SE19 2RZ 23 Addington Village Road (Land Fronting 77) Land Fronting 77 Addington Village Road Addington Village CR0 133 Spring Park Wood Bridle Road/Oak Avenue Shirley CR0 8HG 24 Kent Gateway (the Paddock Site 1) R/o 42/54 Addington Village Road Addington Village CR0 134 Stambourne Woodland Walk Auckland Road/church Road Upper Norwood SE19 25 Kent Gateway (the Paddock Site 2) R/o 56/62 Addington Village Road Addington Village CR0 135 Stroud Green Open Space Shirley Road Shirley CR0 26 Pondfield Road, Land At Vacant Amenity Land At Pondfie Off Old Lodge Lane Purley CR8 136 Temple Ave Copse Temple Avenue Shirley CR0 8QA 27 Wontford Road/Haydn Ave Woods R/o Haydn Ave & Wontford Road Purley CR8 137 The Ave Open Space Kenley Lane Kenley CR8 5ED 29 Malling Close Children’s Centre (was Tollgate Primary School) Malling Close Addiscombe CR0 7YD 138 The Lawns Open Space Spa Hill Upper Norwood SE19 3TW 30 Auckland Road Playing Fields The Pavilion Auckland Road South Norwood SE19 31 Coombe Lodge Playing Fields Melville Avenue Croydon CR0 5RB 139 Queens Gardens Park Lane/fell Road Croydon CR2 8DQ 32 Reedham Drive Playing Fields & Pavilion Reedham Drive Playing Fields Purley CR8 140 The Ruffet The Gallop Croydon CR2 7LP 33 Coombe Farm Playing Fields, Oaks Lane Oaks Road Shirley CR0 141 Thornton Heath Recreation Ground Melfort Avenue Thornton Heath CR7 7RH 34 Coombe Farm, John Ruskin Playing Field, Oaks Road Shirley CR0 5HL 142 Three Corner Grove Featherbed Lane Addington CR0 9AE 35 Tollers Lane Playing Fields The Pavilion Tollers Lane/Drive Road Old Coulsdon CR5 143 Threehalfpenny Wood, Bridle Way Bridle Way Addington CR0 5AR 36 Drive Road, 6 Acre Field (& footpath no.75) 6 Acre Field Drive Road Old Coulsdon 144 Trumble Gardens Brigstock Road Thornton Heath CR7 7JH 37 Addington Hills/Shirley Hills Shirley Hills Road Croydon CR0 5HQ 145 Upper Norwood Recreation Ground Chevening Road/eversley Road Upper Norwood SE19 3QS 38 Addington Park Addington Village Road Addington CR0 5AR 146 Waddon Ponds Waddon Court Road/Mill Lane Waddon CR0 4AG 39 Addington Vale (includes new outdoor gym (Goldcrest Way) King Henrys Drive New Addington CR0 0HG 147 Wandle Park Cornwall Road Waddon CR0 3RD on site of carpark) 148 Westow Park Church Road Upper Norwood SE19 2EY 40 Addiscombe Recreation Ground Northampton Road Addiscombe CR0 7HR 149 Wettern Tree Gardens Purley Oaks Road Sanderstead CR2 0NY 41 Apsley Road Playground Apsley Road South Norwood SE25 4XS 150 Whitehorse Meadow Parry Road South Norwood SE25 6RJ 42 Ashburton Park Lower Addiscombe Road Addiscombe CR0 6RX 151 Whitehorse Road Recreation Ground Whitehorse Road/Boulogne Road Croydon CR0 2QT 43 Ashburton Playing Fields Stroud Green Way Addiscombe SE25 6BG 44 Beaulieu Heights Park South Norwood Hill South Norwood SE25 6DE 152 Wilford Road Recreation Ground Windmill Road Croydon CR0 2XP 45 Betts Mead Recreation Ground Old Lodge Lane Purley CR8 4DJ 153 Woodcote Grove Recreation Ground Meadow Hill Woodcote CR8 3HL 47 Biggin Wood Biggin Hill/Biggin Road Upper Norwood SE19 3HT 154 Woodcote Village Green Upper Woodcote Village Purley CR8 3HE 48 Birchwood/Castle Hill Ruffs Mickleham Way New Addington CR0 0PN 155 Woodside Green Woodside Green Woodside SE25 5EN 49 Boulogne Road Playground Boulogne Road Croydon CR0 2QT 156 Brickfield Meadow Dickinsons Lane Woodside SE25 5HJ 50 Boundary Woods King Henry’s Drive New Addington CR0 157 Normanton Meadow Normanton Road South Croydon CR2 7AF 51 Bourne Park Bourne Park Close Kenley CR8 5BS 158 Roke Lodge Road Open Space Roke Lodge Road Purley CR8 52 Bradmore Green Coulsdon Road Old Coulsdon CR5 2LQ 159 Woodland Way, Land to South side Land to South side Woodland Way Shirley CR0 53 Bramley Bank Nature Reserve Heathfield Estate Ballards Way CR2 7LF 160 Land at former Edgecoombe Edgecoombe Monks Hill Estate CR2 8AA 54 Bridle Road Woods Bridle Road Shirley CR0 Community Centre 55 Canterbury Road Recreation Ground 93-97 Canterbury Road Croydon CR0 3HH 161 Norwood Grove Mansion Copgate Path Norbury SW16 3EA 56 Central Nursery,Coombe Lodge Conduit Lane Coombe Road CR0 5RQ 162 Addiscombe Railway Park East India Way Croydon CR0 7HR 57 Chaldon Way Chaldon Way Coulsdon CR5 1DG 164 Kingsdown Ave Viewpoint Viewpoint adj. 73 Kingsdown Avenue Purley CR2 58 Coombe Wood Coombe Road Croydon CR0 5RQ 165 Oakland Wood Auckland Rise South Norwood SE19 2DX 59 Copse Hill Spinney Copse Hill Purley CR8 4LH 166 Land Rear Of Chipstead Valley Primary School Chipstead Valley Road Coulsdon CR5 60 Cotelands Open Space Cotelands Park Hill CR0 5UF 167 Mayfield Road Sports Ground – Playing fields, Stands and Mayfield Road Thornton Heath CR7 61 Coulsdon Memorial Ground Marlpit Lane Coulsdon CR5 2HA Club House 62 Courtwood Playground Bardolph Avenue Forestdale CR0 9JY 168 Davidson Lodge (Part of) 34 Freemasons Road Croydon CR0 6PD 63 Croham Hurst Upper Selsdon Road South Croydon CR2 0DP 169 Fairfield Halls Fairfield Halls/Arnhem Gallery Park Lane Croydon CR9 1DG 64 Dartnall Road Playspace adj. 63 Dartnall Road Addiscombe CR0 6JA 170 Croydon Cemetery & Crematorium Mitcham Road Croydon CR0 3AA 65 Duppas Hill Recreation Ground Duppas Hill Road/Hillside Road Waddon CR0 4DA 171 Queens Road Cemetery Queens Road Croydon CR0 2PR 66 Fairfield Gardens/College Gardens Park Lane Croydon CR0 1T 173 Smitham CALAT Centre (former) Malcolm Road Coulsdon CR5 2DB 67 Falconwood Meadow Featherbed Lane Addington CR0 9AF 174 Imperial Way NO.
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