© Worth Park Friends 2024
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
.
WELCOME
Worth Park
Pound Hill, Crawley, West Sussex, England
Worth Park’s unique Camellia Corridor (now partly restored with help of the Heritage Lottery Fund). This photo is from the archives of the Miltonian Guild.
Look at the present park in our Gallery.