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Manor Park

4.4 · 1,233 reviews
A relaxed and community-oriented urban green space
Manor Park, Throwley Way, Sutton SM1 4AH, United Kingdom
Interesting facts
1

The cafe is constructed using sustainable straw-bale building techniques, which provide high levels of thermal insulation.

2

The park provides a significant area of green space amidst the high-density urban environment of Sutton town centre.

3

The park functions as a registered site for local community events and seasonal gatherings.

Overview

Manor Park is a centrally located public park in Sutton, England, characterized by its distinctive straw-bale cafe structure and decorative fountain. The grounds feature a mix of landscaped gardens, open green space, and designated recreational areas. The site is managed by the Sutton Council and serves as a local community hub. It includes playground facilities for children and pedestrian walkways connecting the park to the surrounding urban area. The straw-bale building is designed as an eco-friendly community resource offering refreshments to visitors.

Photo spot

The central fountain area provides a classic perspective of the park's landscaping.

Insider tips

Check the cafe seating area for local community bulletin boards regarding park activities.

Use the perimeter paths for a quick walk if you are short on time, or head to the central fountain for a quiet break.

The park is mostly flat and fully accessible for strollers and wheelchairs.

What to avoid

Attempting to park private vehicles inside the park grounds, as there is no public parking facility within the park itself.

Plan your visit
Typical visit
45 minutes to 1 hour
Best time to visit
Weekday mornings in late spring or early summer to enjoy the gardens in bloom while avoiding peak weekend foot traffic.
Address
Manor Park, Throwley Way, Sutton SM1 4AH, United Kingdom
51.363, -0.190
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Details
AmenitiesStraw-bale cafe, playground, and public fountain
LandscapeUrban park with maintained lawns and formal pathways

Frequently asked

Plan for about 45 minutes to 1 hour to see the highlights.

The best time to visit is Weekday mornings in late spring or early summer to enjoy the gardens in bloom while avoiding peak weekend foot traffic..

The central fountain area provides a classic perspective of the park's landscaping.

Close by you'll find Nonsuch Park, The Grove, Carshalton Park.