Danson Park is a large green space in Bexleyheath, with a boating lake, gardens, woodland and open lawns for walks or picnics. You can watch ducks and geese by the water, play tennis or take children to the playground and seasonal Danson Splash Park. The Grade I-listed Danson House is another stop within the park; check whether it charges admission before you go. Cafes and pubs provide places to pause between outdoor activities.
Lake, gardens and open space
Danson Park covers more than 180 acres in Bexleyheath. Its green space includes a lake, woodland and landscaped gardens, with lawns suited to walks and picnics. Ducks and geese gather around the water, and boating is available on the lake.
The park also has tennis courts, sports fields and a children’s playground. Cafes and pubs give you options for a break during a visit.
Danson House and the splash park
Danson House is a Grade I-listed Palladian villa within the park. Check admission details for the house before setting out, as charges may apply to specific attractions.
Danson Splash Park has water jets, fountains, sprinklers and a paddling pool for children. Its water features are seasonal, running from May to September, and entry is free. The park has seating, baby-changing facilities and toilets nearby.
Perguntas frequentes
Is Danson Park free to visit?
The park itself is described as free to use. Specific attractions such as Danson House may charge admission, so check before visiting.
When is Danson Splash Park open?
The splash park’s water features operate from May to September.
Is Danson Splash Park free?
Yes. The supplied information states that entry to the splash park is free.
What can you do at Danson Park?
Walk through the gardens and woodland, visit the lake, go boating, play tennis or use the playground and seasonal splash park.
