The Park has changed little over the centuries and, although it is surrounded by human habitation, the varied landscape of hills, woodland gardens and grasslands set among ancient trees abounds in wildlife.
Richmond Park has been designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest and a National Nature Reserve. The royal connections to this park probably go back further than any of the others, beginning with Edward (1272-1307), when the area was known as the Manor of Sheen. The name was changed to Richmond during Henry VII's reign.
The park is open from 7am in the summer and 7.30am in the winter, and closes at dusk all year round. A document giving specific opening and closing times for the whole year can be downloaded here.
Tube/Rail:
Richmond Station - British Rail or District Line (and then catch the 371 or 65 buses to the pedestrian gate at Petersham)
Bus:
190 Hammersmith - Richmond
391 Hammersmith - Richmond
419 Hammersmith - Richmond
R68 Bushy Park and Richmond
Northside:
33 Hammersmith
- Ricmond
337 Richmond - Clapham Junction
485 Richmond - Wandsworth
Southside:
85/N85 Putney - Kingston
265 Putney - Tolworth
K3 Roehampton Plough - Esher
Eastside:
72 Roehampton - East Acton
493 Richmond - Tooting
Westside:
65 Kingston - Ealing
Broadway
371 Kingston - Richmond
There are six car parks within Richmond Park and these are clearly marked on the maps. Remember, do not park on the roads or grassland. There is a disabled-badge-holders only car park for the Isabella Plantation, access via Ham Cross. Other visitors should
use the Broomfield Hill car park. Postcode for electronic device users is TW10 5HS, but note this is for guidance only as the park covers a large area.
Many people enjoy picnics in the parks. We have put together a document to help you plan your picnic in the park, please click here.
Richmond Park Office, Holly Lodge
Richmond Park
Surrey
TW10 5HS
In an emergency phone 999
A non-emergency within the Royal Parks call 101
You can also report a crime online at www.online.met.police.uk
The Park has changed little over the centuries and, although it is surrounded by human habitation, the varied landscape of hills, woodland gardens and grasslands set among ancient trees abounds in wildlife.
Richmond Park has been designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest and a National Nature Reserve. The royal connections to this park probably go back further than any of the others, beginning with Edward (1272-1307), when the area was known as the Manor of Sheen. The name was changed to Richmond during Henry VII's reign.
The park is open from 7am in the summer and 7.30am in the winter, and closes at dusk all year round. A document giving specific opening and closing times for the whole year can be downloaded here.
Tube/Rail:
Richmond Station - British Rail or District Line (and then catch the 371 or 65 buses to the pedestrian gate at Petersham)
Bus:
190 Hammersmith - Richmond
391 Hammersmith - Richmond
419 Hammersmith - Richmond
R68 Bushy Park and Richmond
Northside:
33 Hammersmith
- Ricmond
337 Richmond - Clapham Junction
485 Richmond - Wandsworth
Southside:
85/N85 Putney - Kingston
265 Putney - Tolworth
K3 Roehampton Plough - Esher
Eastside:
72 Roehampton - East Acton
493 Richmond - Tooting
Westside:
65 Kingston - Ealing
Broadway
371 Kingston - Richmond
There are six car parks within Richmond Park and these are clearly marked on the maps. Remember, do not park on the roads or grassland. There is a disabled-badge-holders only car park for the Isabella Plantation, access via Ham Cross. Other visitors should
use the Broomfield Hill car park. Postcode for electronic device users is TW10 5HS, but note this is for guidance only as the park covers a large area.
Many people enjoy picnics in the parks. We have put together a document to help you plan your picnic in the park, please click here.
Richmond Park Office, Holly Lodge
Richmond Park
Surrey
TW10 5HS
In an emergency phone 999
A non-emergency within the Royal Parks call 101
You can also report a crime online at www.online.met.police.uk
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The Park has changed little over the centuries and, although it is surrounded by human habitation, the varied landscape of hills, woodland gardens and grasslands set among ancient trees abounds in wildlife.
Richmond Park has been designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest and a National Nature Reserve. The royal connections to this park probably go back further than any of the others, beginning with Edward (1272-1307), when the area was known as the Manor of Sheen. The name was changed to Richmond during Henry VII's reign.
The park is open from 7am in the summer and 7.30am in the winter, and closes at dusk all year round. A document giving specific opening and closing times for the whole year can be downloaded here.
Tube/Rail:
Richmond Station - British Rail or District Line (and then catch the 371 or 65 buses to the pedestrian gate at Petersham)
Bus:
190 Hammersmith - Richmond
391 Hammersmith - Richmond
419 Hammersmith - Richmond
R68 Bushy Park and Richmond
Northside:
33 Hammersmith
- Ricmond
337 Richmond - Clapham Junction
485 Richmond - Wandsworth
Southside:
85/N85 Putney - Kingston
265 Putney - Tolworth
K3 Roehampton Plough - Esher
Eastside:
72 Roehampton - East Acton
493 Richmond - Tooting
Westside:
65 Kingston - Ealing
Broadway
371 Kingston - Richmond
There are six car parks within Richmond Park and these are clearly marked on the maps. Remember, do not park on the roads or grassland. There is a disabled-badge-holders only car park for the Isabella Plantation, access via Ham Cross. Other visitors should
use the Broomfield Hill car park. Postcode for electronic device users is TW10 5HS, but note this is for guidance only as the park covers a large area.
Many people enjoy picnics in the parks. We have put together a document to help you plan your picnic in the park, please click here.
Richmond Park Office, Holly Lodge
Richmond Park
Surrey
TW10 5HS
In an emergency phone 999
A non-emergency within the Royal Parks call 101
You can also report a crime online at www.online.met.police.uk
