Nature reserves, parks & green spaces in Greenwich

Showing 1–50 of 344 locations in Greenwich, London.

A southeast London borough on the Thames, with Greenwich Park's hilltop views, Blackheath Common, and the riverside walk to the Woolwich Ferry.

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Greenwich Park

Urban park· 137 ha

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Greenwich Park

Urban park· 137 ha

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OXLEAS WOOD

Oxleas Wood is a 120-hectare local nature reserve in Greenwich, London, England. This ancient woodland features diverse habitats and wildlife, including woodpeckers and foxes, offering numerous trails for walking and relaxing in nature.

Nature reserve· 120 ha

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Woolwich Common

Urban park· 111 ha

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Maritime Greenwich

UNESCO World Heritage Site

Historic· 110 ha

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Oxleas Meadows

Broadleaved· 87 ha

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GREENWICH PARK

Grade I registered historic park and garden

Historic· 75 ha

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Royal Blackheath Golf Club

Golf course· 60 ha

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Shooters Hill Golf Course

Golf course· 55 ha

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Gallions Park

Urban park· 46 ha

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Eltham Warren Golf Club

Golf course· 46 ha

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Plumstead Common

Urban park· 44 ha

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Avery Hill Park

Urban park· 44 ha

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Bostall Heath

Broadleaved· 41 ha

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Shrewsbury Park

Urban park· 35 ha

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Eltham Park South

Urban park· 30 ha

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Bostall Heath

Broadleaved· 30 ha

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Birchmere Park

Urban park· 30 ha

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Winns Common

Urban park· 30 ha

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Eltham Park North

Broadleaved· 26 ha

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Maryon Wilson Park

Urban park· 24 ha

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Cator Park

Urban park· 23 ha

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Charlton Park

Urban park· 22 ha

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Hornfair Park

Urban park· 22 ha

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Sutcliffe Park

Urban park· 22 ha

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Maryon Park

Urban park· 20 ha

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Greenwich Park

Broadleaved· 18 ha

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Oxleas Meadow

Urban park· 18 ha

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MARYON WILSON PARK & GILBERT'S PIT

Maryon Wilson Park & Gilbert's Pit is an 18-hectare Local Nature Reserve located in Greenwich, London. This park combines woodlands and a pond, offering habitats for various birds and small mammals, alongside walking trails for visitors.

Nature reserve· 18 ha

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Gallions Reach Park

Urban park· 17 ha

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Horn Park

Urban park· 16 ha

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Barrack Field

Urban park· 15 ha

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The Flower Garden