Worth Park

Worth Park is in Pound Hill, Crawley. The recreation center spreads eight hectares and incorporates formal greenery enclosures, and a lake territory. A portion of the trees in the recreation center today may exist from the first 1840s planting and incorporate a few assortments of oak and a road of cedars. The recreation center is for the most part encased by an edge belt of trees with a casual system of ways. The ways surround the formal lake territory and the croquet garden prompting the tennis court.

A way crosses a ha-ha and prompts a round stroll around the casual lake at the northwest corner of the recreation center. A lot of the first Worth Park cultivate still exists from the mid 1900s however is currently needing generous rebuilding. The region around the lake got status as a Site of Nature Conservation Importance in 1992 and is living space to a huge assortment of fauna and a few uncommon plants.