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- Joshua MawApril 16, 2018Great for cyclist, runners and walkers. Gets really busy at the weekends in the summer but it’s sill worth the trip. Parking is free but very busy close to the cafes. Lots of deer too!
- Time Out LondonMarch 26, 2012Richmond Park is the largest of the Royal Parks, occupying some 2,500 acres. From the park's highest point, there are unobstructed views of St Paul's Cathedral, over 12 miles in the distance. Read more
- On a clear day, you can get an amazing view of London's skyline at the top of Sawyer's Hill, near to the Richmond Gate entrance.Upvoted 3 weeks ago
- Dom BugiMay 12, 2018Crowded, but the park itself is huge so You can take paths of the busy park entrance. There re beautiful gardens and settings painters & photographers must ppreciate. Moving among wild deer was my 🔝
- Stunning parkland - worth a visit at any time of year to observe the changing of the seasons. The deer roam free. Great views toward central London (check out King Henry's Mound).
- Philippa PedderJuly 30, 2018Great for walking! Beautiful scenery and deer. Cyclists terrify me though ‘cause most do not have a bell to warn you and they travel at great speeds in BOTH directions, it’s hard to relax
- Lee HartJuly 16, 2018huge beautiful park in west London, famed for its 3 different types of deer that roam freely all year round. stop off at Pembroke lodge for a coffee.
- Ali BDecember 22, 2015Gorgeous place for a walk amongst the deer. Beware the hundreds of runners and cyclists in Lycra - all the artificial material slightly detracts from the country vibe.
- Please be careful if you're here to observe the deer! (Sept-Oct is rutting seasons, males can be hormonal and aggressive.) Never touch the babies! Keep dogs on a leash.
- Lucy HJuly 11, 2015There's so much space! Feels rural. There are deer. Grassy areas, woods, lakes, hidden stately homes, great cafés. Good for walking, cycling, playing or picnicking. Beware the dog/deer combination.
- PortfoleoSeptember 11, 2013The largest Royal Park in London covering 2,500 acres. Besides its beauty there's plenty to do including horse riding, power kiting, cycling, fishing and golf. Plan your day and go have some fun!
- Ана ЛековићAugust 20, 2019Best park in London and, most importantly, not overrun by tourists! And it's only a 20m ride by DLR from Waterloo station in central London to Richmond. Only drawback - overflying ✈️ from Heathrow🙅🏻
- Lydia BerkennouJanuary 28, 2015If you like a walk in the snow or in the summer, this is the best park in London and if you love wildlife, don't forget to bring your camera!
- DHR.comDecember 1, 2011Covering 2,360 acres, this royal park and National Nature Reserve in London (the largest one of the Royal Parks) famous for its red and fallow deer that roam around the park. Tours available.
- Kwabena Brempong-SikaJanuary 14, 2017Cycling is a great exercise to detox when your are stressed. Cyclist can be confusing when they are undecided
- Power (insert your sport/passtime) round the tamsin trail with the joggers, runners, cyclists, etc or wander lackadaisically round the other 2800 acres...
- Joana ViannaJanuary 18, 2016Amazing place to go in the morning! Not very crowded in the morning and great view... Nice to go for a run as well!
- Lisa SusannaJanuary 8, 2016Love this place, run and cycle there regularly. So much wildlife, forget your so close to the city
- Jordi LlobetMay 25, 2015Huge park to take a walk or a ride with a bike. It's nice to see the lake and the different animals walking around. Very quite and peaceful.
- Please remember that opening and closing times change throughout the year and closing time in autumn and winter is much earlier than 9pm. Always check it online.
- Gruen ApfelJuly 10, 2015perfect for a walk or or cycle ride. do not chase deers, they seem to be not great people fans
- Loads of great photo spots all year round. Make sure you arrive early during autumn and winter months as they close quite early.
- Louise BullJanuary 26, 2014If you're a weekend leisure walker, get in early to avoid the cycling running crowds for the carpark. Whilst there's works going on, maybe park further into the park
- yFebruary 16, 2011Beautiful park with free-roaming deer - they usually are in the middle of the park near the lake. You can hire bicycles from http://www.parkcycle.co.uk/ located in the Roehampton Gate Car Park.
- NuffzzAugust 28, 2014A great place for horse riding, bike riding or simply walking ! You can find real life wild deers in there really beautiful! A place to ease the heart and mind ❤️
- This joker drives knackered old rolls, pumping out pure leaded fumes, from back of caretaker lodge #royalparks #richmond then blocks road until adams family get in: chaos! Hint: #allgetinroundtheback
- CatWomenUK♥July 11, 2013Such an Amazing wonderful place to visit & for great outdoor exercise! I suggest get your training gear on
- Ierax HolargeusJanuary 21, 2022Huge and beautiful park, local deer residents. Great experience. Finish your day enjoying a pint by Richmond’s canal.
- Karl JayasinghaMay 16, 2011A cyclists mecca. Sunshine and weekends mean that Richmond park is teaming with cyclists of all abilities. Best to get there early to avoid traffic. (via Scoville) Read more
- Jermaine StrattonFebruary 1, 2019Richmond Park is the largest royal park in London, with free-roaming deer wandering its varied landscape.
- The SchizofreniksJuly 9, 2010Check out the St.Pauls cathedral hidden view from Richmond Park! Find the bush with a gap that has a marker with St.Pauls written on it (Easily missed!). Not far from the Star & Garter entrance.
- Anthony Constantinou CEO CWM FXJuly 5, 2019Being a cyclist, I can say this is the most beautiful park to visit. Great gate entrance, pleasant atmosphere.
- RPF HalfMarathonSeptember 20, 2012Great place to train for Royal Park Foundation Half Marathon. Takes place 7th October 2012. Lots of spectator activities including a food festival, parkour and canoe simulator.
- London-History.ComAugust 20, 2011Look for wild deer, there are so many the authoritys have to cull them annually. Head down to Pembroke Lodge and walk around the magnificent gardens, climb up Henry VIII mound for a fantastic view.
- RDI OnlineSeptember 12, 2013Changing your study place from time to time can make a huge difference to your productivity - bring your tablet along and tick that essay off your list!
- Pasi SiukonenNovember 30, 2014Scenery, trails for walking and cycling, the wildlife. Scenic and full of photographic opportunities here.
- Shuvani BurtMay 16, 2016Lovely place for a picnic. Try and find the protected view of St. Paul's - tucked away near Pembroke Lodge
- Martin TiedemannMay 22, 201213 October: Watch the deer rut. Autumn marks the annual deer rut in the Park, home to around 300 red deer & 350 fallow deer. The huge red stags & fallow bucks roar, bark & clash antlers.
- Renae MasonSeptember 21, 2019Such a lovely place to get lost in nature for a few hours. Also, deer! 🦌
- Louis VuittonMay 19, 2010Richmond Park is the largest royal park in London, with free-roaming deer wandering its varied landscape. From the King Henry’s Mount there is a stunning view of St Paul’s Cathedral 10 miles away.
- Areej QNovember 6, 2012Gorgeous, vast open spaces but loads of dog poop and dogs running around without leashes!
- Alex BunchMarch 17, 2010Where to start. Great place to run, bike, walk your dog, take your kids, sit on a bench and watch deer walk fearlessly by. 2,500 Acres of beautifully preserved land.