Morden Hall Park
There is a start post marked by the triangle on the map. You can design your own course using the controls in any order. Two suggested courses are to takes controls 1 – 10 in order or for a longer course to take controls 1 – 14 in order which is a little over 2km.
| Morden Hall Park map | FREE |
| Morden Hall Park map | FREE |
Click on the shopping basket above to download for free or download the map and notes from the Mole Valley Orienteering Club website
Using the Park: The National Trust provides many facilities for visitors to enjoy. As well as the main park, River Wandle, hay meadow, wetlands, snuff mill and rose garden, there is a collection of historic buildings and a renovated stable yard. There is also a second hand book shop, café and shop.
Some history: Morden Hall Park was left to the National Trust by Gilliat Hatfeild in 1941. It includes the grounds of 18th century Morden Hall with a deer park including a variety of habitats and landscapes packed into its 125 acres. It is famous for a glittering series of film industry parties attracting the most famous domestic and international stars in the 1940s and 50s. Morden Hall Park is now looking to the future with a hydroelectric turbine harnessing the power of the Wandle and a new emphasis on local food.