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Discover Bushy Park, London's wilder Royal Park near Hampton Court Palace. Walk the mile-long Chestnut Avenue, spot free-roaming deer grazing among woodland and ponds, and pause at the Diana Fountain.
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Bushy Park sits just north of Hampton Court Palace and has kept a wilder, more rural feel than the central London parks, with deer grazing openly among its woodland and ponds. The Chestnut Avenue, planted in the 17th century and lined with horse chestnuts, is a spectacular sight when it blossoms in spring.
It's popular with cyclists, runners, and dog walkers, and its scale means it rarely feels crowded even though it draws a steady stream of visitors.
Bushy Park sits just north of Hampton Court Palace and has kept a wilder, more rural feel than the central London parks, with deer grazing openly among its woodland and ponds. The Chestnut Avenue, planted in the 17th century and lined with horse chestnuts, is a spectacular sight when it blossoms in spring.
It's popular with cyclists, runners, and dog walkers, and its scale means it rarely feels crowded even though it draws a steady stream of visitors.
Duration
1h30
Intensity
Active — lots of walking
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Passing by, took the opportunity to pop & enjoy the space. How lucky are we to have such spaces. Watch out for deer poo! Car parking available. Deer grazing, beautiful memorial. Visited Wednesday 1800pm handful of people, cycling. dog walking.
Robert Howes
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