Vauxhall Park
The award winning Vauxhall Park and its sensory garden.
Location: Lawn Lane, Vauxhall
Description: Vauxhall Park in Lambeth was opened on the 7th July 1890 by Albert, Prince of Wales.
Vauxhall Park has been awarded the prestigious Green Flag Award many times and facilities include an under 12s playground, a multi use basketball court, a Cafe, two tennis courts, two table tennis tables, the Fawcett Sensory Garden (including brick labyrinth), a lavender field, model village, orchard, and two fenced dog areas.
The tiny 6-house mock tudor model village is the much-loved central focus of the Park, built in the 1940s by Edger Wilson, it is lovingly maintained. Check out the thatched roof and beautiful gardens around them.
The sensory rose garden is named after Henry Fawcett and his wife, the great Suffragist, Millicent Fawcett, who lived opposite the park. They campaigned for the this park to remain for the use of the residents of Vauxhall and it was opened by Millicent after Henrys death. Henry was blind and fragrant roses were one of his great loves!
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Greenberry Hill», 4.1km
Princes Park and Winton», 7.7km
Charles Darwin's Down House», 13.km
The Phoenix Garden», 2.1km
The Museum of Garden History», 0.8km
The Curling Pond», 5.5km
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Whipps Cross Lido», 8.8km
Brockwell Park's Walled Garden», 2.3km
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