Myatt's Fields Park, Cormont Road, London SE5 9RA
Myatt’s Fields Park is a beautiful listed Victorian park which has undergone a £3 million renovation, completed in 2010.
We have a new playground with water play, café and wildlife area. The park’s structure – benches, railings and paths – was renovated and we have a new children’s building called the Mulberry Centre.
But as well as offering a place to play and relax, we believe the park can make a real difference to the lives of people who live near it.
It has been proved that people who live near open spaces are happier and healthier, so we want to make the most of that.
We have a new playground with water play, café and wildlife area. The park’s structure – benches, railings and paths – was renovated and we have a new children’s building called the Mulberry Centre.
But as well as offering a place to play and relax, we believe the park can make a real difference to the lives of people who live near it.
It has been proved that people who live near open spaces are happier and healthier, so we want to make the most of that.
Our Activities
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Recent Items
Myatt's Chosen for Star Role in Film
Film (07/07/12) - 'A Park for People' - How the local community managed to change our Park with the help of the Heritage Lottery Fund. 1st Sleepover 2012
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Myatt's Fields Park Fair & The Big Lunch |
Living History
(13/07/12) - Pictures from the 2012 Summer Fair celebrating The Queen's Diamond Jubilee and banners designed by children.
2nd Sleepover 2012
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Other Highlights
The Natural Health Service
We want to use the park's resources to offer training, volunteering,
employment and education as well as the chance to meet up with friends, play
and relax.
These resources include:
Bandstand
we offer a range of music on the bandstand
Café:
We offer delicious healthy food in a beautiful natural setting. Our café is
run by local people as a social enterprise
Greenhouses:
Volunteers help us grow vegetables year round to supply our
café and food projects
The Mulberry Centre:
Home of our One O'Clock Club








