Merton Civic Centre Parking

Nearby Attractions

Morden is home to the Bait'ul Futuh Mosque, the largest mosque in Western Europe. It opened in 2003 and cost about £5.5 million to build, covering an area of 5.2 acres. It can hold up to 10,000 worshippers at any one time. 

Morden Hall Park is a National Trust park, covering 125 acres. The River Wandle runs through the park, and there are over 135 gardens to explore. You can help out at volunteering days, or join the photography group. The rose garden was created in around 1921 and currently has around 1,600 roses in total, and 40 different varieties. There’s even a garden centre so you can take a little greenery home with you.

St Lawrence Church was built in the 1630s and is a Grade I listed building. It hosts services throughout the week, with clubs on Fridays and Sundays for children, as well as a holiday club in the summer. The church also hosts a weekend away in St Lawrence at the Ashburnham Place in East Sussex. Check out their website on details for the next trip! 

Wimbledon Park is just 10 minutes’ drive from Morden, where you’ll find a lake, athletics track, golf club, and tennis courts. It’s also home to the All England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club, and the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum. 

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Public Transport

By Train: The South Merton train station is a 10-minute walk from Merton Civic Centre and services the Thameslink line. 

By Bus: There are several bus lines that run through by Merton Civic Centre, including 80, 93, 118, 154, 157, 163, 164, 201, 293, 413, 470, and K5. 

By Car: Merton Civic Centre is located just off the A24 in Morden. 

By Underground: The Morden underground station is a 2-minute walk away and services the Northern line. 

Disabled Parking at Merton Civic Centre

There are disabled parking bays available at all council car parks in the area. Blue badge holders can park for free in any disabled parking bay, pay and display bay, shared use bay or permit holder bay without any time restrictions, unless there are signs where you are parking that say otherwise. 

You can also park for 3 hours on single and double yellow lines, just be sure to display your parking clock to show the time of your arrival. 

To search for the disabled car park that is closest to Merton Civic Centre, see the Blue Badge Parking website. 

Weekends & Bank Holiday Merton Civic Centre Parking

Council parking in Morden is free on Sundays, Christmas Day and Boxing Day. You must pay to use the parking on all other days, including bank holidays. 

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FAQs

What facilities does Merton Civic Centre offer?

The Morden Library and the Merton Heritage and Local Studies Centre, as well as a coffee shop and public toilets. The reception is open from 10am to 4pm, Monday to Friday. 

What is there to do in Morden?

You can attend a service at St Lawrence Church, a Grade I listed building which dates all the way back to the 1630s, or see the biggest mosque in Western Europe; Bait'ul Futuh. The Morden Hall Park covers 125 acres and has a rose garden with over 1,600 roses. Or, Wimbledon is only about 10 minutes drive away if you want to check out one of the golf or tennis clubs there. 

How old is Morden? 

There is evidence of human activity in the area dating all the way back the Iron Age, although the first major development of the area was the constriction of Stane Street from Chichester to London by the Romans sometime in the 1st century.