Lady Neville Recreation Ground is a park located off Banstead High Street, Surrey and has the following features:
- cricket club
- bowling green
- multi-use games area (MUGA)
- tennis courts
- play area
- scooter zone
- café and toilets
Location
Lady Neville Recreation Ground, Avenue Road, Banstead, SM7 2PF
Google Maps: Lady Neville Recreation Ground, Banstead
About Lady Neville Recreation Ground
Play area
In spring 2023, ocean waste, such as discarded fishing nets, and food packaging was transformed into an exciting and inclusive new play area with an important message about waste and recycling.
The 65 new play features are designed for children of all ages and abilities to enjoy and include:
- a toddler play zone
- a high play tower with bridge links, platforms, nets and slides
- a play tower with accessible wheelchair ramp, inclusive carousel and multi seesaw
Sustainable play
Reducing the carbon emissions usually associated with traditional playgrounds, the new play area will showcase recycling in action. Colour coded equipment will make it easy to identify parts made from 100% ocean waste (such as discarded fishing nets), and parts made from recycled food packaging.
Scooter zone
A new 20 m x 10 m scooter zone, with road markings and a mini roundabout, was also created near the tennis courts.
Tennis
Free for all, just turn up and play, no need to book a court.
Using the park responsibly
- No barbecues or fires are allowed to take place in any Council owned parks or countryside areas.
Events
Find out more about hiring for an event.
History
The Lady Neville Recreation Ground is named after the wife of a local High Court judge who purchased the land in 1895 when it was put up for sale as building plots. Their daughter, Miss Edith Neville gifted the land to the parish as a recreation ground in 1925.