
Bushy Park
Bushy Park
London, United Kingdom
Huge area of woods & grasslands, home to red & fallow deer, with water garden & fountain.
Last updated: February 11, 2026
Overview
Huge area of woods & grasslands, home to red & fallow deer, with water garden & fountain.
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Visitor Reviews
**★★★★★ eliana phili — a month ago
Beautiful park in the heart of Kingston. Lots of lovely walking paths, open space, and you can often spot a deer roaming freely. Perfect for a walk, a picnic or just enjoy the nature. It's peaceful yet full of life-a real gem in the area.
**★★★★★ Nik — a month ago
This is such an amazing place; it's huge and I doubt I've even covered a quarter of it over several visits! There's always plenty to see - from the beautiful ducks, the impressive deer loitering around or even being fed by the park rangers, so many birds, various fungi, gorgeous dragonflies at certain times of the year and so much more, it really is an awesome location. There's plenty of disabled parking, a few accessible toilets, the pathways are flat & easy to travel on and the cafe has many t
**★★★★★ Alan Platt — 3 months ago
I love bushy park for many reasons. Free parking, toilets, coffee etc. I’m a photographer and the verity is exceptional. Sun rise especially!! Walking is a delight, with ponds, streams, colours, wildlife abundant. Its green and clean
**★★★★★ Roland Sipat — 4 months ago
Bushy Park is an absolutely fantastic place to visit! One of the highlights was seeing the deer with their impressive antlers roaming freely throughout the park. Watching these beautiful animals in such a natural setting was magical—especially during the rutting season, when you can sometimes catch stags clashing antlers. The park’s gardens are stunning, with different areas for relaxing walks and exploring gorgeous flowers and trees. Each section has its own charm, from peaceful woodland paths
**★★★★☆ Pippa McHale — 4 months ago
Wonderful experience being able to photograph the rut. The paths are well maintained and easy plentiful parking at the Diana Fountain car park during the week. A good variety of birds to be seen from woodpeckers to heron and swans. The cafe is easily accessible for little legs, wheelchair users and the many photographers hoping to capture that once in a lifetime shot.
Only one concern is that there is a need for the warning g signs to be written in foreign languages as these are wild animals a
















