Rosebery Park

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1. Andy Watts ★★★★☆

   Nice park, about 1km around the park if you want to go for a run, the playground is decent, and it has a pond where you can feed ducks (not bread). Short walk to the town centre so you can buy a picnic and sit on the grass. The council made a mess of replacing the railings by the pond a few years ago so the pond isn’t nice to look at but other than that it’s a nice park.

   almost 4 months ago
2. Jonny ★★★★★

   A 12 acre park in the middle of Epsom, near the hospital & shopping mall (Ashley Centre) Doesn't take long to walk around the park, however, its a decent walk A pond, memorial benches, a playground ( children 12 and under) Benches & bins (dog litter) throughout the park Great for walking (with dogs), bike riding, playing football

   almost 7 months ago
3. o s ★★★★★

   A nice park with a pond, four memorial seats, children's play area and some beautiful wildlife.

   almost 10 months ago

1. Dani Rajan ★★★★★

   Rosebery Park has become my usual spot during my work lunch breaks. It's a haven of tranquility in the heart of Epsom, offering a welcome escape from the daily grind. The park itself is beautifully maintained, with lush green lawns, vibrant flowerbeds, and towering trees that provide shade and dappled sunlight. One of my favorite features is the picturesque pond, where I often find myself captivated by the sight of ducks gracefully gliding across the water. The gentle sound of the fountain adds to the serene atmosphere, creating a truly relaxing environment. But perhaps the most enchanting aspect of Rosebery Park is its ever-changing beauty throughout the seasons. Spring brings a riot of colors as the flowers bloom, while summer offers a lush green expanse perfect for a leisurely stroll or a picnic. Autumn transforms the park into a breathtaking spectacle of fiery reds, golden yellows, and burnt oranges, making it a photographer's dream. And even in the depths of winter, the park has a unique charm, with the bare trees creating an ethereal, almost mystical atmosphere. Whether I'm seeking a moment of peace and quiet, a dose of inspiration for my photography, or simply a refreshing break from the office, Rosebery Park never fails to deliver. It's a true gem in the heart of Epsom, a place where I can recharge and reconnect with nature, even in the midst of a busy workday.

   1 year ago
2. Jacob Muffett ★★★★☆

   Nice open space, lots of benches, litter isn't an issue and multiple entries / exits. There isn't any parking, it does have a children's playground and a pound, however the pond has an algee problem, is very shallow and has bits of rubbish in it which is a shame. Has ducks and coots which are cute.

   1 year ago
3. Ian Wong ★★★★★

   Very clean and beautiful view. They have park there with swings and other fun stuff to play.

   almost 3 years ago

1. Noreen Jeffery ★★★★☆

   Its a lovely park, very spacious for everyone to enjoy. The only downside is the group of people, who congregate at school pick up time every day, smoking drugs.

   almost 3 years ago
2. Stuart Mcmillan ★★★★☆

   Very popular place for people to walk their dogs and meet friends . They should consider erecting an exercise area and fill the duck pond now that we have had some rain ,it does not look that good.

   almost 3 years ago
3. Peter Appleby ★★★★★

   Great Park. Great Location. I can only assume it is for the privileged people of Epsom. No parking in the park itself. Parking in the Town centre. If you want to take a picnic to the park you don't really want to look at your watch every few minutes. Three hours to take a picnic in the park and wonder around the town to support local businesses wouldn't be unreasonable. Few minutes over 3 hours in the car park £12. . Scare wonder high street businesses are closing down. You don't have to be a millionaire to visit Epsom but it certainly helps. Maybe the council simply just keep Epsom for the locals. Best Wishes Peter Appleby

   almost 3 years ago

1. Hannah Hammond ★★★★★

   I love it here! So beautiful and well kept. Always full of life but spacious enough for some privacy. Nice pond, lots of benches, and a lovely little park with something for all ages under 12.

   almost 4 years ago

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