NATURE

Woodland nature trail with bluebells
 

Beckenham Place Park is home to a rich biodiverse eco system. Being in nature is, in itself, a nourishing activity, good for mental and physical health.

We’ve created resources to help you explore and learn more about Beckenham Place Park’s natural beauty and heritage.

As part of the restoration in 2019, paths were constructed in the park to facilitate circulation. There are three different length walking trails, a bike trail and a 5km running circuit. Click here for a map with the trails  

Other self-led activities for you to explore the park

Trail for adults (pdf)

Trail for children (pdf)

Trail for young children (pdf)

Beckenham Place Park Adventure Story Map

Children and families can explore Beckenham Place Park using Adventure Story Maps which are free to download from the Curious Familes website. The maps help you explore Beckenham Place Park in new ways and have adventures in nature. There are two versions of the map: one for under-fives and one for children aged seven plus.

Field Studies Council

Field Studies Council (FSC) is a national education charity delivering outdoor nature education in Beckenham Place Park. Their base is in the Homestead Education Centre, in the Courtyard, next to the cafe. FSC run workshops for children, for young people, for adults and school trips for schools. Visit FSC Beckenham Place Park’s page for more information or to make a booking.

 
 
Volunteering link gardener with lavender

Volunteering

David & George