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Smaller parks and informal open spaces

Picnic table and trees at Baas Hill

Baas Hill Common, Bell Lane, Broxbourne

The common consists of woodland, grassland and aquatics and is a popular site for picnics. Baas Hill Common is managed by the Hoddesdon Trustees. The total area of the park is 3.84 acres, and facilities include parking and a picnic area.

 

Top Field and Cozens Grove, Wormley

 

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Wormley Top Field has been designated a  Local Nature Reserve by Natural England and in 2009 achieved its first Green Pennant award. Predominantly a wildflower meadow, mown paths through the Buttercups at Top Fieldgrassland offer long views across to the Nazeing Ridge and there is an abundance of wild flowers and birds. Adjoining Top Field is Cozens Grove, an ancient wood with a medieval sunken ditch; believed to be a drovers' road. A Friends' Group assists the Park Manager with conservation tasks.

 

 

For further details of joining the Friends' Group, please contact the park manager or email leisure@broxbourne.gov.uk

 

Grundy Park and Elm Arches, Windmill Lane, Cheshunt

This recreation ground incorporates an indoor pool and leisure centre offering a wide variety of sports facilities. Elm Arches was the house and grounds given to the Borough by the Grundy brothers in 1911 and were laid out as a recreation park for the benefit of the residents of Cheshunt. The park covers over seven acres and facilities include pay and display car parking, toilets and café (in the leisure centre) tennis courts, football pitches and play equipment.

 

(Lucern) Lucy Warren, Cock Lane, Broxbourne

This natural open space consists of grassland, wildflower meadow and newly established woodland. The site covers nearly 29 acres and offers car parking, a picnic area and horse riding on the bridleway.

 

Whit Hern Park, Churchgate, Cheshunt

 

Whithern garden

This ornamental park is adjacent to the Borough offices and is made up of nearly five acres of formal gardens. It is home to Whit Hern Bowls Club and the bowling green is open for public use May to September between 1.30pm and dusk except on competition days. Facilities include car parking and toilets. The park is locked at dusk.