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A deer-park walk on named paths, then a pub about ten minutes from the gate you finish at. Woods are the nicest stretch. Isabella and Pembroke lawns are not a run.
Photo: Fallow Deer in Richmond Park - Charles J. Sharp (CC BY-SA 4.0) (CC BY-SA 4.0)
Richmond Park is open grassland and woods with deer year-round. Keep distance, especially in the autumn rut. This is the deer park, not the Thames towpath at Richmond Bridge.
Choose a start gate and an end gate, pick a line that prefers woods, then hop to a hill or Kingston Vale pub. Gates close at dusk.
Not bringing a dog? See the walk and a pint in Richmond Park guide (no Dog friendly preselect).
Textable pins from Richmond Park Meeting Points - then rank which gate is fairest before anyone sets off.
Pubs about ten minutes from an exit: Lass of Richmond Hill and the Roebuck on the hill, Robin Hood on Kingston Vale, Kingston Hill and Ham Common locals.
Want pubs with gardens and water bowls near a park? Dog-friendly pubs near parks & heaths.
Other dog walks near here.
Deer live across the park. Keep distance year-round and give extra space in the autumn rut. Isabella Plantation may ask for leads. Pembroke lawns are a cafe garden, not a run.
No. Richmond riverside is the shared Thames towpath to the White Cross. This page is the deer park: named gates and a line through woods and ponds.
Use Richmond Park Meeting Points. Richmond Gate and Bishop's Gate suit the town side. Sheen, Roehampton, Robin Hood, Kingston and Ham are the other textable exits.
Yes. Royal Parks close Richmond Park at dusk. Check the live timetable for your date.
Open the planner from this page with Dog friendly pre-selected, add each starting point, and rank the gates so SW London journeys stay balanced.
Opens the planner with Dog friendly and Richmond Park selected - pick a line, then rank the pub from the end gate.