© Worth Park Friends 2024
WORTH PARK FRIENDS
Worth Park Friends and Crawley Borough Council have been working together since 2009 to secure Heritage Lottery Funding for Worth Park. Now, that the Park has been successfully restored to its former glory, we meet on the second Tuesday of the month in the Montefiore Room at Ridley’s Court and enjoy talks given by speakers about various subjects. Via this website, we like to inform you about the park’s   history as well as the architectural features. You will also find extensive information about the park’s flora    and    fauna which can be enjoyed at any time in Worth Park. Main features of the park are Ridley’s Court , containing a fully refurbished meeting room and interpretation centre, the formal gardens with the Camellia Walk , which is unique in its design, the large Pulham Fountain , an Italianate Terrace (also by James Pulham and Son), Croquet lawns and the lake with four small islands .

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Worth Park Pound Hill, Crawley, West Sussex, England

Latest Updates:

RHS Rhododendron and Camellia Group: Article about our Camellia Corridor Plant Guardian Scheme - rare camellias of Worth Park: Read this article by our Head Gardener. Tom Howard-Jones: Bird Report of 06/06/2024 More Volunteer Gardeners are needed! Details… Worth Park Conservation Document 2024/2025 New Award! Worth Park has been given National Plant collection status (Plant Heritage) for Achillea filipendulina and Achillea millefolium cvs; 29th Nov 2023 Wildflower Experiment using biodegradable matting published by our Head Gardener Worth Park Tree Trail
Worth Park’s unique Camellia Corridor (now partly restored with help of the Lottery Heritage Fund). This photo is from the archives of the Miltonian Guild. See also latest updates.