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      Sewardstone Park

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      Sewardstone Park
      • Unnamed Road
        Waltham Abbey High Beach Ward, eng E4 7RN
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      • Richard Beale

        Gunpowder Park has a car park for about 30 cars and costs about a quid an hour to 4 hours then 5 for up to 24 hours. There are toilets by the car park. The grasslands are pleasant without being spectacular and it is a shame that you can't walk along the Lea River. I would say that the Lea Valley north of M25 is a more attractive destination than this bit.
        Jun 18th, 2022

      • Penny Georgiou


        Apr 9th, 2022

      • Philip Jones

        Hidden gem. Really peaceful and full of bird song
        May 26th, 2020

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      Sewardstone Park

      Sewardstone Park is located at Unnamed Road in Waltham Abbey High Beach Ward, England E4 7RN. Sewardstone Park can be contacted via phone at for pricing, hours and directions.

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        A Sewardstone Park is located at Unnamed Road, Waltham Abbey High Beach Ward, eng E4 7RN

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        A Sewardstone Park has a 4.5 Star Rating from 2 reviewers.

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        image Gunpowder Park has a car park for about 30 cars and costs about a quid an hour to 4 hours then 5 for up to 24 hours. There are toilets by the car park. The grasslands are pleasant without being spectacular and it is a shame that you can't walk along the Lea River. I would say that the Lea Valley north of M25 is a more attractive destination than this bit.

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        Philip Jones on Google

        image Hidden gem. Really peaceful and full of bird song

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