3.2
Wildland
Under 1 hour
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Why it's Wildland
3.2Created in 2013 beside the Grand Union Canal, this small Southall park offers views towards the Three Bridges ancient monument, with a wildflower meadow, hedgerow and fruit trees.
A modest urban park with a useful sense of place: canal-side setting, meadow and hedgerow habitats, and a view towards Southall’s Three Bridges ancient monument. It suits a short local visit rather than a full-day destination.
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Open mapSouthall, UB2 4FD, London
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The experience
Allow a short visit to explore the park’s habitats, use the informal seating and interpretation board, and take in the view towards the ancient monument. The source does not establish a marked circuit or route length.
Things to do
Explore the park’s conservation habitats
Look around the wildflower meadow, hedgerow and fruit trees that form part of this small park.
Allow a short visit
Read the interpretation board
Use the on-site interpretation board to add context to the park and its setting beside the Three Bridges ancient monument.
Take in the view towards Three Bridges
The park was created beside the Grand Union Canal and offers views towards the Three Bridges ancient monument.
Make a day of it
Quick escape · Under 1 hour
A short park-and-monument visit
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Enter from Tentelow Lane or Windmill Lane.
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Explore the park’s wildflower meadow, hedgerow and fruit trees.
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Pause at the informal seating and interpretation board, then look towards the Three Bridges ancient monument.
Verified history
Ealing Council says Three Bridges Park was created in 2013. Its page describes views towards the Three Bridges ancient monument and links to a park history leaflet and podcast, but the supplied research does not include their contents, so no further historical claims are included here.
When to go
April · May · June · July · Check before visiting; no specific time-of-day information is available.
The park includes a wildflower meadow, making spring and summer the most relevant seasons to explore its habitats. Specific flowering dates are not provided.
Check current conditions before visiting; weather-related access information is not available.
What to look for
Look for the wildflower meadow, hedgerow and fruit trees, and the interpretation board. The park’s views are directed towards the Three Bridges ancient monument.
The story
Archaeology
Best time to go
Spring and summer for the wildflower meadow; check current conditions before visiting.
Spring and summer are the most promising seasons for the wildflower meadow; exact flowering periods are not specified.
How long to spend
Under 1 hour
Perfect for
Walkers
Before you go
Practical information
Opening & access
Ealing Council lists entrances on Tentelow Lane and Windmill Lane, beside the Three Bridges ancient monument. Check current access information before visiting.
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Parking
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Toilets
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Food & drink
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Dogs
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Accessibility
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Cost
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Water
Canal
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Around Three Bridges Park
Within 50 km · approximate straight-line distances
