Udney Hall Gardens - (Near , london)

3 /5 Mehmet Mutlu: There are only two benches. Unfortunately Udney Park Playing Fields are closed for community access and there are a few alternative green areas. Udney Hall Gardens is one of them but got limited benches.

3 /5 Tamali Basak: I am very new to this area. Recently I found this little piece of green behind landmark arts centre. It is small but really nice to meet people. People mostly come with their pets, however, not bad for little children too. In summer, quite a few people relax here. Parking is available on the road but it depends on the availability as it is used for residential parking too.

5 /5 Sharon Cogley: Was lovely to sit on the bench feeding my 9 month old grandson in the sunshine on Monday .

4 /5 Andy Weston: Pleasant small park next to the Landmark Arts Centre. It has plenty of shade from mature trees and some benches. A nice place to stop and rest if you are at the end of Teddington High Street. It was the garden of Udney Hall a mansion once owned by a former Lord Mayor of London Sir Charles Dunscombe. The house was demolished in 1946.

5 /5 Chloe Betts: This is a lovely green area to walk around and spend some quiet time. There are lots of benches to sit on and the area is well maintained, there were council workers picking up litter and emptying the bins while I was there. It’s free and accessible at all times of the time. Great place to walk dogs around. There is street parking available close by