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Church House Gardens, Church Road, Bromley BR1

These extensive ornamental gardens with undulating landscape features including rock gardens, playground, bandstand, rose gardens and a lake.  There are entrances to the gardens in Church Road, Ethelbert Road and Bromley High Street – adjacent to the Churchill Theatre and Library.

Facilities:
● Basketball and football posts
● Children’s play area with equipment
● Concert platform and terraces
● Gazebo
● Information Centre
● Public toilets are at the High Street entrance opposite the Churchill Theatre.

College Green, North Street, Bromley BR1

This small green, recently restored with historic planting and a meadow atmosphere, is in the centre of Bromley. 

Jubilee Country Park, Thornet Wood Road, Bromley BR1

One of the borough's Local Nature Reserves this site features ancient, semi-natural and broad-leaved woodland along with wildflower meadows. The site has significant historical interest which has been researched and interpreted by the Friends of Jubilee, an active group, which regularly work alongside the Countryside & Parks Service to improve the park, both for visitors and biodiversity.

Facilities
• Car parks at Blackbrook Lane, Thornet Wood Road and Tent Peg Lane


Kings Meadow, Burnt Ash Lane, Bromley BR1

This large, local open space has a children’s play area with equipment.
The main entrance is in Burnt Ash Lane. There are also entrances in Milk Street and Minster Road.

Milk Street & New Street Hill, Milk Street, Bromley BR1

Consists of a small area of conservation and is accessed via a public footpath.

Queens Gardens, Kentish Way, Bromley BR1

This medium-sized urban garden in the centre of Bromley consisting of ornamental floral bedding and shrubberies situated close to the Glades Shopping Centre.

Facilities:
● Municipal car park adjoining the gardens
● Toilets (in the Glades Shopping Centre)

Shaftesbury Park, Valeswood Road, Bromley BR1

A large, flat, grassed open space.

Facilities:
● Children’s play area with equipment
● Kick about area

Wharton Road Playground, Wharton Road, Bromley BR1

A small, urban in-fill area with a children’s play area and equipment.

Whitehall Recreation Ground, Southlands Road, Bromley BR1

A large, flat, grassed open space.

Facilities:
● Basketball post
● Children’s play area with equipment
● Goal mouth

Widmore Recreation Ground, Widmore Road, Bromley BR1

A small local park with it’s main entrance to in Pembroke Road with other entrances in Lewes Road and Tylney Road.

Facilities:
● Basketball posts
● Children’s play area with equipment