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Almost every inch of the Royal Parks provides a habitat for wildlife, but there are several key habitats that we’re protecting, restoring and creating

Enjoy a great range of food and drink at thirty cafés and kiosks across the Royal Parks in London.

Dedicating a bench is a unique way to pay tribute to a loved one or celebrate an occasion in The Royal Parks.

Our vision, purpose and information about the work we do to care for the parks

If you wish to use the parks for commercial dog walking purposes you must be licensed. Find out more.

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The Royal Parks creates new role to ensure climate-resilient future - from HortWeek

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Welcome to Richmond Park, one of London’s eight Royal Parks, covering 2,500 acres and home to ancient trees, herds of deer and the Isabella Plantation.

Coaches need a permit to drive through any of the roads in the Royal Parks.

Run, cycle or swim for the parks. Take on London's most popular challenge events whilst raising vital funds for The Royal Parks.

The Royal Parks is the charity that conserves and enhances London’s eight Royal Parks, now and for the future. Find out more about the charity work.

All events held in the parks must be approved by The Royal Parks. Events are carefully considered to provide a range of recreational opportunities

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Regent's Park bulb planting at Royal Parks Queen Elizabeth garden - from HortWeek

Our programmes are led by our expert Learning and engagement teams and supported by trusted partners in the wider parks.

Discover Hyde Park's heritage and lush landscapes in the heart of London. A green sanctuary perfect for relaxation and leisure.

Horticulture movers: Supremo, WineUK, Royal Parks UPDATED - from HortWeek

The Royal Parks Terms & conditions

Information on how to apply for a licence or permit. You can find out more here.

The Royal Parks work with several partners to ensure that these precious green spaces continue to flourish.

We're the charity that cares for London’s eight Royal Parks, the most famous collection of urban parks in the world. Support us and help protect them

There are lots of different ways to help The Royal Parks charity at no extra cost to yourself - such as shopping and recycling schemes.

Work with The Royal Parks

A brief history of the Royal Parks, from King Henry VIII to the present day

The Royal Parks are host to some of the best events in the world.

Through our schools projects we connect young people with nature conservation and heritage.

Information about the Friends of the parks, The Royal Parks Guild and other organisations that support our work and how you can get involved

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We offer a wide range of safe, secure and fun outdoor learning experiences for all ages, led by our expert team.

The Green Park is one of London’s eight Royal Parks, a peaceful triangle of mature trees and grasslands offering a quiet retreat from city life.

The Royal Parks offers a wide variety of quality refreshments for visitors. We grant licences for companies to run catering outlets in the Royal Parks.

Life flourishes in the Royal Parks, and we want to keep it thriving for decades to come.

Our charity welcomes people from all backgrounds. We take a zero-tolerance approach to any form of abuse against our staff, volunteers and concessionaires.

Located next to her Kensington Palace home, The Diana Princess of Wales Memorial Playground opened in 2000 in memory of the late Princess Diana.

Writing The Royal Parks into your Will is a simple and easy way to support your local green space for future generations.

Deck chairs are available for hire within the Royal Parks from March through to October. Find out about prices and book online.

Join us to discover the Royal Parks' fascinating wildlife and heritage through hands-on experiences guided by our expert team.

Details of The Royal Parks board and senior management team

Spend time with nature every day of the year in London's Royal Parks, exploring by yourself or by coming to one of our events.

About The Royal Parks

Kensington Gardens is one of London’s eight Royal Parks covering an area of 265 acres of old and new park pastimes and green space.

Welcome to Bushy Park, the second largest of London’s eight Royal Parks at over 1000 acres, home to wild deer and located north of Hampton Court Palace.

Our management plans explain how we look after each of the Royal Parks.

Learn more about giving a significant gift to The Royal Parks and help London's beautiful green spaces.

The Grade I listed Brompton Cemetery in West London is the well-loved resting place of over 200,000 people and a haven for wildlife.

Welcome to St. James’s Park, the oldest Royal Park at the heart of ceremonial London. Enjoy great views of the lake and fountain from St. James’s Café.

Learn about our commitment to safeguarding, ensuring a safe environment for all visitors in the Royal Parks.

Find out about the eight Royal Parks in London - Hyde Park, Richmond Park, Greenwich Park, The Regent's Park, St. James's Park, Bushy Park, The Green...

We are committed to the highest standards of biodiversity, biosecurity and conservation – so that the parks continue to flourish.

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Press and media resources for the Royal Parks. Contact the Royal Parks press office, view our press releases, and apply for filming permits.

Information about the policing of the Royal Parks.

A Fitness Training Licence is required if you are looking to conduct your business of fitness training or sport activity in The Royal Parks.

Discover the latest events, blogs and content from The Royal Parks.

Our visitor research helps us to better balance the needs of our visitors with the wildlife and habitats of the Royal Parks.

Park regulations are a set of rules designed to help us balance the needs of different park visitors and look after the parks.

Would you like to volunteer with us? Our volunteers play a vital role in looking after the parks and support a wide-range of activities.

Learn about our strategies for conserving and enhancing the built and natural environments.

Queen Mary’s Gardens are world-famous and home to London’s largest collection of roses, with 12,000 roses in bloom each year.

The Royal Parks are home to an incredible variety of wildlife, from the threatened stag beetle to inner London’s only breeding population of hedgehogs

Remember a loved one by supporting their favourite park.

Register your charity and have runners fundraise for you as they complete the Royal Parks Half Marathon

Capture breathtaking scenery with filming and photography commercial licenses at The Royal Parks. Find out more.

Royal Parks QE II garden planting underway - from HortWeek

Victoria Tower Gardens is a small pocket of green space in the heart of Westminster that's home to a number of memorials.

The Orangery restaurant, located next to Kensington Palace in Kensington Gardens is the perfect location for an elegant lunch or indulgent afternoon tea.

Sponsor the Royal Parks Half Marathon and and you will be working with one of the leading mass-participation sports events.

Find out about the eight Royal Parks in London.

Around the world, climate change is placing increasing pressure on our natural and urban environments

Discover more about The Royal Parks, through a range of blogs, videos and podcasts that delve deep into their history, people, wildlife and nature.

The Royal Parks are for everyone to enjoy, with acres of beautiful green woodland, parkland, gardens and historical buildings. No two visits are the same.

Communities such as groups or charities can participate in programmes or community projects.

Adults on a guided walk in Kensington Gardens