Deptford Park
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Deptford Park offers beautiful greenery in a heavily urbanised area of Lewisham.
History
In 1884, the site of Deptford Park, originally a market garden, was sold by the Evelyn family to the London County Council.
The park was officially opened to the public on 7 June 1897.
Improvements
In recent years the park has undergone two phases of improvement works, which have included new:
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boundary railings
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brick pillars
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gates
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children's playground
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formal paved area
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seating
Read more about the regeneration of Deptford Park.
Access
You can access the park from Evelyn Street.
Facilities
Facilities include a:
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football pitch
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outdoor gym
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play area
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wide path around the edge of the park, offering a pleasant walk
Toilets
The toilets are open Monday and Friday, 11am–4pm.
Awards
- Green Flag
Friends of Deptford Park
The groups provide support with the day-to-day management of our parks and open spaces: Friends of Deptford Park

