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Peckham Rye Park

  • Friends of Peckham Rye Park
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  • History
  • Nature
 The Park comprises of a variety of landscapes most of them planted with horticultural specimens of shrubs and trees. In the center of the Park is a formal garden named after the prominent horticulturist J.J. Sexby. The Sexby Garden. 

The Park comprises of a variety of landscapes most of them planted with horticultural specimens of shrubs and trees. In the center of the Park is a formal garden named after the prominent horticulturist J.J. Sexby. The Sexby Garden. 

 Peckham Rye Park is designated a Borough site of Importance for Nature Conservation (SINC). The Park has a mixture of habitats from a lake, streams to woodland, specimen trees and meadows.

Peckham Rye Park is designated a Borough site of Importance for Nature Conservation (SINC). The Park has a mixture of habitats from a lake, streams to woodland, specimen trees and meadows.

  The Park is the only Park in Southwark to have a stream or rivulet running through it. These features support kingfishers and rare lamprey. A project to improve the area on the western edge of the Park where the River Peck has surfaced is unde

 The Park is the only Park in Southwark to have a stream or rivulet running through it. These features support kingfishers and rare lamprey. A project to improve the area on the western edge of the Park where the River Peck has surfaced is under development.

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 The Park comprises of a variety of landscapes most of them planted with horticultural specimens of shrubs and trees. In the center of the Park is a formal garden named after the prominent horticulturist J.J. Sexby. The Sexby Garden. 
 Peckham Rye Park is designated a Borough site of Importance for Nature Conservation (SINC). The Park has a mixture of habitats from a lake, streams to woodland, specimen trees and meadows.
  The Park is the only Park in Southwark to have a stream or rivulet running through it. These features support kingfishers and rare lamprey. A project to improve the area on the western edge of the Park where the River Peck has surfaced is unde
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Park Closing Times (open from 07:30)

January 17.00                July/Aug 21.30
February 18.00              September 20.00
March GMT* 18.30        October BST* 19.00
March BST* 20.00        October GMT* 17.00
April 20.30                    November 17.00
May 21.00                     December 16.30
June 21.30

Community Wildlife Garden:
Winter 10.00-15.30, Summer 10.00-17.00

Peckham Rye Park & Common
Strakers Road,
London
SE15 3UA

Friends of Peckham Rye Park: peckhamryepark@gmail.com

Park Office:
Tel 020 8299 0861 or 07974 325 906
email: parks@southwark.gov.uk