Restoration Project

Bushy Park is the 'Sleeping Beauty' of the Royal Parks. It is a truly grand landscape, which mixes formal avenues, statues and gardens with the wild appeal of a country park. Historic under-investment has taken its toll, and now this important London landmark deserves to be cherished.

In 2003, the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) agreed to support the development of detailed proposals for repair and restoration work. These proposals are now nearly complete and will be presented to HLF for approval. Some highlights of the restoration are the Arethusa 'Diana' Fountain, the magical Woodland Gardens and a brand new visitor welcome centre at Broom Clumps, which will act as a focal point for visitors. More information on the elements of the project are here.We're extremely grateful to the HLF for their support; however we still need funding. Take a look at our partnerships page to see how you can help, and what we can offer in return.

From the very beginning of the project, we have been keen to involve people who know and love Bushy Park - after all, in many ways it is 'your' park. If you'd like to get involved click here.