A small Children’s play area with equipment.
This small local open space has entrances in Marion Crescent and Poverest Road.
This small amenity area is mostly grass with a few trees.
This medium-sized recreation ground has a children’s play area with equipment.
The main entrance is in Dyke Drive with two other entrances in Brow Crescent and Stanton Close.
Gumping Common supports broad-leaved woodland, with a hawthorn and elder under-storey with occasional hazel and holly. The Kydbrook, flows north east in a deeply incised channel. forming the western boundary.
Large, undulating grassed open space with traditional sports facilities.
The main entrance is off Leesons Way with another entrance off Chipperfield Road/Chorley Crescent.
Facilities:
● Basketball post
● Car park
● Children’s play area with equipment
● Junior and senior football pitches
● Kick about area
● Mini soccer pitches
● Rugby pitches
This is a medium-sized, grassed local open space. There are entrances in Oakmore Gardens and Blacksmiths Lane.
A large, flat recreation ground backing on to Crofton Heath. The entrance to this recreation ground is in Eynsford Close.
Facilities:
● Car park
● Children’s play are with equipment
● Senior football pitches
This small local area consists of a fenced children’s playground with equipment.
A linear park running from Orpington to St Mary Cray. There are entrances to this site in Sevenoaks Way.
Facilities:
● Boating pond
● Paddling pool (open daily during school summer holidays)
A small, green local open space.
A medium-sized, linear park adjacent to the railway line, constructed in the 1980s, now boasting some mature trees.
Facilities:
● Children’s play area with equipment
● Five-a-side football goal posts
● Teenage shelter
A large conservation wooded area and common.
St Mary Cray Recreation Ground, Park Road, St Mary Cray BR5The main entrance to this large, flat, grassed site is in Park Road, of St Mary Cray High Street. There is another entrance in Crowhurst Way.
Facilities:
● Car park
● Children’s play area with equipment
The London Borough of Bromley, in partnership with Woodland Environmental Ltd, has embarked on a major improvement scheme within St Paul’s Cray Hill Country Park in the east of the borough.
The landscape within the park is being re-designed to include mounds and hills, new trees and shrubs, wild flower and grassland meadows, woodland copses, picnic areas, an extensive path network and a viewing point. A diversity of wildlife habitats will be created and potholes, rocks and existing hazards will be removed with bench seating, litter bins, gates and signage all being added.
If you have any questions or comments on the improvements at St Paul’s Cray Hill Park please telephone 020 8461 7864 or email
leisure.culture@bromley.gov.uk.
This medium-sized grassed area surrounded by woods has a children’s play area with equipment. There are entrances in Main Road and New Mill Road.
This large open and sloping space has a children’s play area with equipment.
A small, local open space with it’s main entrance in Chipperfield Road with others in Mickleham Road and Midfield Way.
Facilities:
● Basketball practice area
A linear, landscaped area adjacent to the River Cray.
A medium-sized recreation ground with many sporting activities. The main entrance to this site is in Crossway with another in Towncourt Crescent.
Facilities:
● Bowling green
● Car park
● Children’s play area with equipment
● Cricket
● Pavilion (used by club who pay to use cricket pitch)
● Toilets (situated at the rear of the pavilion)