Farm · 10:00–11:30 (1h30m)
Deen City Farm
Feed for the sheep and goats is sold on site; wooden playground and cafe.
An outdoor farm in London, aimed at ages 0–12.
Check pricesOutdoors
- Café on site
- Toilets
- Parking
Photo: Robert Lamb
A small city farm with sheep and goats to feed and a wooden playground, then the flat meadows, boardwalks and rose garden of Morden Hall Park beside the River Wandle, with a cafe for lunch. Two stops, a 13-minute hop, and free entry.
One dayToddlersSunny dayFree10:00–14:302 stops
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Park · 11:45–14:30 (2h45m)
Morden Hall Park
Lunch at the Potting Shed Cafe (9am-5pm), then the play area and flat buggy paths over the wetland boardwalks.
An outdoor park in Morden.
Check pricesOutdoors- Café on site
- Toilets
- Parking
Photo: en:User:Wsw16
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