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Charlton Park

Title
Charlton Park
Summary
Charlton Park is one of Greenwich's Green Flag Award-winning sites.

The large, level, open and grassy park boasts Charlton House to the west of the site. It's one of the finest remaining examples of Jacobean architecture. The house is home to the Mulberry Tea Rooms. Around the house is an array of gardens. One of these, known as the sensory garden, specifically focuses on plants that can be appreciated by people with visual or physical disabilities.

The east side of the park caters for sports and fitness. There are football pitches and a floodlit grass training area with changing facilities for hire. There is also a cricket pitch which is used by Blackheath Cricket Club.

There is free to use outdoor gym equipment and table tennis tables, along with a children's playground, skate park and nearby refreshment facilities.
Address
Charlton Park Road,
Charlton SE7
Area
Charlton
Map reference
Awards

Charlton Park has retained the Green Flag award.

Sports and play areas

The floodlit sports training area, football, cricket, table tennis and skate park are at the east side of the park. Opened in 2017 is a new state-of-the-art skate park for wheeled sports, next to the adiZone outdoor gym. The playground has integrated access for wheelchair users. The park ranger service organises walks every Tuesday at 10am from the rear lawn of Charlton House. Charlton Park is also part of the Green Chain Walk.

Book a football pitch online

Book a cricket pitch online

Email
parks@royalgreenwich.gov.uk
Telephone
020 8856 0100
Access information
Wheelchair access is available.
Further information
Charlton Park is also home to a number of gardens, including a Japanese-style herb garden, and the adjoining pond garden. There is a special focus on the sensory nature of these gardens for visitors with visual or physical disabilities. To the south-east of Charlton House are two walled gardens and a formal vista. One of the gardens was opened as a Peace Garden, in conjunction with Amnesty International.

See the grass cuttings for this park at https://www.royalgreenwich.gov.uk/grasscuttings
Park friends group information
The Friends of Charlton Park invites new members to join them.

Please email FriendsOfParks@royalgreenwich.gov.uk