Depending on the pace the walk will last two to three hours.
Unlocking Broomfield Park for the community
Enfield Council received support from The National Lottery Heritage Fund for their project 'Unlocking Broomfield Park for the Community'. Thanks to National Lottery players, this project aims to improve Broomfield Park by exploring its history and offering fun activities for everyone.
The National Lottery Heritage Fund has provided funding to help Enfield Council plan for a larger grant. The project will involve removing the burnt sections of Broomfield House and connecting the house with the park again. They will also restore the special Baroque water garden.
Enfield Council is working with the Friends of Broomfield Park, Broomfield House Trust, the Enfield Society, Southgate District Civic Voice, and local councillors to make this project happen.
During the planning phase, the council will work with the local community to develop a shared vision for Broomfield House and its place in the park. Local residents can join in activities, such as health and wellbeing events, a community archaeology dig, a mural project, and helping to make decisions about the park.
Have your say survey – what do you want to see as part of Unlocking Broomfield for the community?
Please tell us your story or memory – what does Broomfield House or Park mean to you and your family.
