Richmond Park
The largest of the capital's eight Royal Parks and the biggest enclosed green space in London, Richmond park is a National Nature Reserve, London's largest Site of Special Scientific Interest and a European Special Area of Conservation.
Richmond Park is home to Pembroke Lodge, the Isabella Plantation, which is a 40 acre woodland garden set within a Victorian woodland plantation planted in the 1830's - it is best known for its evergreen azaleas, which line the ponds and streams and at their peak of flower in late April and early May. As well as 650 roaming Red and Fallow deer, and as you wander through the ancient trees, you may spot their antlers through the bracken.
As the charity for the Royal Parks, we're here to enhance, protect and preserve Richmond Park now and in the future. With your support, we’re able to raise funds for a wide variety of projects from wildlife conservation and landscape restoration, to community sport, education and art – find out more about supporting us here.
'The Way' Gates in Richmond
'The Way’ gates, made possible by a generous private donation, give you a stunning amazing 10-mile protected view from Richmond Park to St Paul's Cathedral.
Supporting the deer in the Royal Parks
Thanks to the generous support of Artemis, we can help care for and conserve deer in Greenwich, Bushy and Richmond Parks for future generations.
The Shire Horses of Richmond Park
With funds raised through our wildlife adoptions, we have supported the Shire horse team in Richmond Park so they can appear at community events to raise awareness of the invaluable work the do.
Bats - Flouishing Night Life!
With your support, we funded trapping surveys with a top bat expert to find out which bats had made Richmond Park their home.
