Plan Your Visit
Practical information for visiting Mycenae Gardens
About the Gardens
Mycenae Gardens and the Woodland Dell form a pair of adjoining public open spaces in Westcombe Park, Blackheath, London SE3. The combination of grass, woodland, bushes and shrubs attracts people and wildlife that contributes to the natural history of the area. The grounds are public and a Site of Importance for Nature Conservation (SINC), and provide a strong influence on the character of the Conservation Area.
Garden Guidelines
To help sustain the gardens and protect the trees, plants and wildlife, and to provide a haven for the community, we ask you to respect the following:
No Fires or Barbecues
No Amplified Music
Please Take Your Litter Home
Use the bins provided
No Cycling
Be Courteous
Respect all users and their need for peace
Respect Pathways & Fencing
Honour conservation measures
Respect Trees, Plants & Wildlife
Dogs Under Control
Clean up after your dog using provided bins
Facilities
Parking
Street parking available in surrounding area
Public Transport
Accessible by bus and train - Westcombe Park Station nearby
Walking Paths
Maintained pathways throughout the gardens
Waste Bins
Litter bins and dog waste bins throughout
Location & Beautiful Pathways
Situated in the heart of Westcombe Park Conservation Area, Mycenae Gardens features beautifully maintained pathways perfect for walking and exploring. The gardens are easily accessible and located near local amenities including Mycenae House Community Centre and the Greenwich Waldorf School.
📍 Mycenae Gardens, 90 Mycenae Road, London SE3 7SE
Organised Use of Gardens
Any organised use of the gardens is subject to licence from the Royal Borough of Greenwich. For permission to use the gardens for events or activities, please contact the Royal Borough of Greenwich Parks Department at www.royalgreenwich.co.uk
Ready to Visit?
Come and discover the natural beauty and historical significance of Mycenae Gardens. Whether you're looking for a peaceful walk, a place to enjoy nature, or exploring local history, we look forward to welcoming you!
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