Parks

Old Paradise Gardens is a small but vital green space near to Lambeth Palace, with a children's playground, wildlife features and quiet sitting areas.

Palace Road Nature Garden is based on the site of two large houses and their gardens, at 34 and 36 Palace Road, which were demolished in the 1980s.

Rush Common, along with Max Roach Park, forms a valuable green corridor running between Brixton to Streatham.

A large Edwardian-era park located between Camberwell, Brixton and Herne Hill, which still contains many of its original heritage features.

St. John's Church Gardens is a small open space located in the middle of Waterloo, providing an important public space for relaxation, wildlife and gardening.

St. Luke’s Church Gardens is a small open space which envelops the front of St. Luke’s Church, the parish church for West Norwood.

St. Mary's Gardens is a small open space in Waterloo and within easy travelling distance of Westminster, Albert Embankment and the South Bank.

A small open space surrounding St. Paul's Church, Clapham, which is also home to 'Eden Nature Garden', a popular wildlife and community garden.

A small open space adjacent to Stockwell Underground Station, which is home to series of memorials and murals dedicated to the lives of many Lambeth residents.

A small public open space laid out and dedicated to those from the London district of Streatham who lost their lives in the two World Wars.