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- James GeraghtyJuly 26, 2012Perfect length grass to get those pre-rugby season training runs in. Try the outside circuit for a healthy mix of park gradient and stunning views. Solid motivation to pick up the pace on your runs.
- Gigantic park with great foresty bits for exploring off the beaten track. Dogs love it! Nice gardens in the centre where there's a cafe and ice cream in the summer at Nonsuch Mansion.
- Valentina CoveyMay 2, 2016Gorgeous large green space in Cheam. Free car parks, lots of space to roam around, beautiful mansion.
- Lindsay HarrodJune 7, 2015Give yourself plenty of time to explore beyond the main path, there are huge fields and gorgeous trees to be found. Bring a dog if you can else you'll be jealous of everyone else's
- It's possible to walk around the perimeter of the whole park; pretty good paths. In total such a walk covers about 7km, and at a casual pace one can walk it in about 1 hour 15 minutes.
- James GeraghtyJuly 26, 2012Perfect length grass to get those pre-rugby season training runs in. Try the outside circuit for healthy mix of park gradient and stunning views.
- Park has best views short walk from upper car park off London Road. House, tea room and gardens most accesible from car park Cheam Village side. Lower car park was the site of Nonsuch Palace.
- Great park. When walked early, it's nice to see the locals out walking their dogs. Nice friendly folk.
- This is a fantastic Park to train, relax and spend time with family! Massive space for group private sessions. Nonsuch Mansions also a great event venue!
- Haluk. Ü.June 30, 2017Amazing park to relax, to walk, to run, to ride bicycle, to enjoy time alone or with family...
- BearboydFilms.comSeptember 14, 2012Walk from the mansion to the north west area and find a hidden area of trees and paths.
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- LondonistMay 8, 2011Head to the extreme western end to find some weighty remains from Henry VIII's palce.