Richmond Park
Bishop's Gate is a pedestrian gate into Richmond Park at the end of Chisholm Road, close to Richmond Hill. It is a quiet way in for anyone walking up from...
Richmond · Walk-in
Walk-in
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Richmond Park Meeting Points
Filtered for Gate, then ranked by journey fairness for your group.
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Richmond Park Meeting Points
Filtered for Gate, then ranked by journey fairness for your group.
Richmond Park
Ham Gate is the south-western gate into Richmond Park, reached across Ham Common. It suits a group coming from Ham, Petersham or Kingston. Meet at the gate...
Ham / Richmond · Walk-in
Walk-in
Richmond Park
Kingston Gate is the southern gate into Richmond Park, the natural arrival from Kingston or Norbiton. Meet at the gate, then decide the walk. The Albert pub on...
Norbiton / Kingston · Walk-in
Walk-in
Richmond Park
Ladderstile Gate is a pedestrian gate on Kingston Hill, on the park's south-eastern side. It suits walkers coming up from Kingston Hill or Coombe. Meet at the...
Norbiton / Coombe · Walk-in
Walk-in
Richmond Park
Richmond Gate is the main gate from Richmond town, at the top of Richmond Hill. Meet here when arriving by District line or Overground and walk in together....
Richmond · Walk-in
Walk-in
Richmond Park
Robin Hood Gate is the south-eastern gate on the Kingston Vale side of Richmond Park. Use it when people are driving or coming from Roehampton or Kingston...
Kingston Vale / Roehampton · Walk-in
Walk-in
Richmond Park
Roehampton Gate is the eastern gate into Richmond Park, with a café that opens daily at 8am. It serves hot food, coffee and ice cream, and closes in line with...
Barnes / Putney · Walk-in
Walk-in
Richmond Park
Sheen Gate is the northern gate towards East Sheen, at the top of Sheen Lane. It is useful when the group is coming from the Upper Richmond Road side. The Pig...
Mortlake / North Sheen · Walk-in
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Frequently asked questions
What does the “Gate” filter show on Richmond Park Meeting Points?
This view narrows Richmond Park Meeting Points to venues tagged for Gate. FairWhere can still rank that filtered shortlist by journey fairness when you start a plan, so the activity fit and the commute both work for the group.
How do we meet in Richmond Park without getting lost?
Richmond Park Meeting Points lists exact gates, gardens and viewpoints. Use FairWhere to pick the pin that is fairest for the group's journeys. Richmond Park is huge.
Is this good for families?
Filter for families or gardens, then rank the shortlist by journey fairness so the picnic pin works from every starting postcode.
How does FairWhere rank places on Richmond Park Meeting Points?
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Do I need everyone in the same area of London?
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Where next
Walk-and-a-Pint (Richmond Park)Pubs about ten minutes from named park gates.- Heath, Canal & Thames Walk PubsHeath, Canal and Thames pubs when the deer park is not the plan.
Hampstead Heath Meeting PointsNorth London twin for exact gates and viewpoints.
More from FairWhere
- Thames Path (Hammersmith) Meeting PointsNearby riverside walk with outstanding pub ends.