Club Services • Craig Barclay-Godfrey
London is blessed with over 5000 acres of quality green spaces across eight Royal London parks. Add this to the wonderful commons, woodlands, wetlands and heaths and there are some wonderful spots to escape the hustle & bustle of the city. Here are a few; Theatre in Regent’s Park Boasting 1,250 seats and perched at the southern tip of the park, this award-winning open-air theatre has become a London landmark since it was constructed in 1932. Carousel From 31st July 2021 – 25th September 2021. Dragons and Mythical Beasts From 13th August 2021 – 5th September 2021. Perfect for the school holiday. The landscaped rose gardens are in the final flush of blooms showcasing 12,000 rose bushes.
Boating on the Serpentine – Hyde Park Why not stretch your muscles and have fun at the same time! The pedal and row boats hold 6 persons. Prices; adults at £12 per hour, children at £5 per hour – family tickets and shorter times also available. If you don’t want to work up a sweat, the Solar Shuttle is a magnificent vessel which glides silently across the water, powered only by the sun carrying up to 40 passengers. Relax with friends and enjoy the beautiful surroundings of Hyde Park from the water.
Craig Barclay-Godfrey Membership Experience Manager
Wild Swimming in Hampstead Heath Hampstead Heath has 18 ponds and you can take a dip in three of these. Other park highlights include a beautiful pergola, Kenwood House and Parliament Hill with stunning views of the London skyline.
Holland Park & Kyoto Garden The Kyoto Garden is in the centre of the 22 hectares. Home to the famous peacocks, a tiered rock waterfall, stone lanterns, Japanese maple trees and a pond full of koi carp. A tranquil, peaceful Japanese garden for reflection and relaxation.
Alexandra Palace Park Ice skating Affectionately known as Ally Pally this wonderful venue was where the world’s first regular television service was launched with the BBC. The ice-skating rink is situated inside the iconic Victorian building providing a backdrop like no other.
Deer Spotting in Richmond Park The largest of London’s Royal Parks is Richmond Park. Deer have been roaming freely since 1637 in this once Royal hunting ground. Also home to a beautiful ornamental woodland garden and exotic plants.
If I can assist with any aspect of your club visit please contact me via memexpmanager@ thefarmersclub.com
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