Wandle Park

Wandle Park is a 8.5-hectare 21-section of land park situated in the Broad Green Ward of Croydon, south London, England. It was opened in 1890 by the Mayor of Croydon. The site is secured by Fields in Trust through a lawful "Deed of Dedication" shielding the fate of the space as open entertainment arrive for future ages to enjoy. The River Wandle moves through the recreation center. Somewhere in the range of 1967 and 2012 this was in an underground duct which was built by Croydon Council. The recreation center used to contain a sculling lake which went away and was filled in. The recreation center is utilized by numerous individuals and is prominent with puppy walkers, footballers, joggers, skateboarders and families.

The recreation center is effortlessly open by open transport utilizing Wandle Park cable car stop. The recreation center has a 'Companions Group' of nearby occupants and stop clients that are working with Croydon Council to enhance the recreation center. One of the most seasoned open spaces in Croydon, Wandle Park was worked to meet the relaxation and diversion needs of the number of inhabitants in a developing mechanical town. The recreation center was framed from two watermeadows toward the west of Croydon town called Frog Mead and Stubbs Mead. The deed of offer records that Croydon Corporation purchased Frog Mead in 1888 from the Briton Medical and General Life Association Limited for £1,518.15.