Sunningdale Park Contact
The site contact for our Sunningdale Park space is Edward Knowles
This space is managed in partnership with the Land Trust.
Region: South Central
With stunning views over undulating historic Grade II listed parkland, individual parkland trees, meadow grassland and woodland, Sunningdale Park and the adjoining Northcote Gardens provide an idyllic and beautiful space for people and wildlife, somewhere special for everyone to explore, enjoy and relax and to feel at one with nature.
Sunningdale Park is managed in partnership with Scofell who undertake the day-to-day site management and Brimstones who help us to look after the site and run community events.
The site contact for our Sunningdale Park space is Edward Knowles
This space is managed in partnership with the Land Trust.
Open access
Yes - off Linnet Drive. What3Words: influencing.prep.decreased.
(click here to find the nearest public toilets)
MyCloud Coffee (small family-run coffee lounge) is a 5-minute walk from the car park on Silwood Road, towards Cheapside. Kempton's at Sunningdale Park (restaurant, bistro & bar) adjoins the site in Northcote Gardens (see Other Links below). Both venues open daily.
The site is free to use.
A mix of surfaced and unsurfaced paths. Some areas are inclined/stepped, but flatter routes are also available. Benches are available throughout for resting and admiring the views.
Yes. The waymarked circular walk (c.2km) provides a great way to explore the Park
Well-controlled dogs are welcome. Please pick up after your dog and use the bins provided.
Walking, bird watching and wildlife spotting.
Grade II listed parkland, individual parkland trees including veteran and ornamental specimens, meadow grassland, mixed Sweet chestnut/Scots pine woodland and other mixed tree species including Sycamore, Holly, Silver Birch, Yew, and Aspen.
Windsor Great Park, The Savill Garden, Chobham Common National Nature Reserve, Swinley Forest.
Silwood Road , Ascot , SL5 0PY
Site size: 19 hectares
This Suitable Alternative Natural Greenspace (SANG) was established in 2022-3. The purpose of this and other local SANGs is to avoid increased recreational pressure on the Thames Basin Heaths Special Protection Area (SPA) from new residential development by providing alternative recreation areas that offer a similar experience to the SPA.
Following establishment of the SANG the site is being managed in accordance with a SANG management plan, for the benefit of people and wildlife.
The Land Trust took over responsibility for Sunningdale Park in November 2023. Current and future management seeks to enhance the recreational and biodiversity value of the site.
To contact the Land Trust about this site or how we could help manage your space please click here .
To enquire about holding an event on a Land Trust site, please click here.
We are always on the look out for enthusiastic, committed people who want to make a real and lasting difference in their local community.
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