Archbishop's Park
The land occupied today by Archbishop's Park was formerly part of the grounds of Lambeth Palace. Since 1901 it has been a public park. Today it is SE1's largest green space.
Facilities include football pitches, tennis courts and a children's playground.
Nearest tube station:
Lambeth North (464 yards)
News & features about Archbishop's Park
- Founder's Place planning decision deferred (31 Mar 2006)
- Founder's Place development: locals fight for trees (6 Mar 2006)
- Residents' anger over rose garden (1 Nov 2005)
- David Bellamy marks Octavia Foundation launch at Archbishop's Park (19 May 2005)
- Tennis coaching in Archbishop's Park (20 May 2003)
- Waterloo gears up for community regeneration trust elections (4 May 2003)
- Archbishop's Park plans (16 Sep 2002)
Forum discussions about Archbishop's Park
- Deserted playgrounds in SE1
- Archbishops Park - cricket nets?
- Weeds in Archbishop's Park and St Mary's Gardens
- Raspberry and blackberry Leaves
- Park warden in Archbishop's Park
- Renaming Westminster Place
- Sports for kids
- Falun Gong
- Potters Field (Licensing) Litigation
- Archbishop of Canterbury visits Archbishops Park
- £636,000 for Archbishops Park: Good News?
- Save some Trees: The Inquiry
- Tennis courts
- Founder's Place development - planning appeal
- Friends of Archbishop's Park - post-AGM
- Looking for a Tree Expert
- Archbishop's Park
- Friends of Archbishops Park AGM
- Founders Place Development - Appeal
- Founders Place - Next Steps
Restaurants, pubs & bars close to Archbishop's Park
- The Corner Cafe (186 yards)
- The Pineapple (256 yards)
- The Garden Cafe (324 yards)
- The Steam Engine (330 yards)
- Cafe Ishaq (370 yards)
- Riverside 2 (372 yards)
- Fruit Cake & Patisserie (374 yards)
- AMT Coffee Naturally (380 yards)
- China Bowl (382 yards)
- Hikari (384 yards)
- The Crown & Cushion (388 yards)
- Duke Thai (388 yards)
- Ha-Noi (390 yards)
- Zeitgeist Coffee Bar (396 yards)
- Chicken Palace (400 yards)
- Cotto (414 yards)