The park contains a dedicated sensory garden designed for inclusive accessibility.
Redhill Memorial Park is managed by Reigate & Banstead Borough Council.
The site hosts a permanent skate park facility constructed from concrete.
The park was historically established to provide a lasting memorial to the local fallen soldiers of World War I.
The Redhill Brook has undergone restoration projects to improve local biodiversity within the park's boundaries.
Redhill Memorial Park serves as the primary municipal green space in Redhill, Reigate, featuring formal gardens and recreational facilities. The park commemorates local residents who served in the World Wars, centered around a prominent war memorial. It includes the Redhill Bowls Club, public tennis courts, and a multi-use games area. A modern children's play area provides integrated equipment for various age groups. The park borders the Redhill Brook, which flows through the eastern section of the grounds. Paved pathways facilitate circular walking routes throughout the site. The landscape combines manicured lawn areas with mature tree borders. It functions as a community hub for local events and seasonal outdoor activities.
The main war memorial monument framed by the seasonal flower beds in the central garden.
Bring a racket if you intend to use the public tennis courts, as on-site rentals are not available.
Check local council event calendars before visiting, as the park occasionally closes sections for community fairs.
The northern section near the London Road entrance offers the most consistent mobile signal for navigation.
Do not attempt to park directly on the grass verges along London Road, as local parking enforcement is active.
Dogs must be kept under control; please utilize the provided bins for pet waste to maintain the memorial gardens.
