
Max Calesini
5 Google Rating
beautiful and well kept; it is a pity that in these days there is little water in the pond.
beautiful and well kept; it is a pity that in these days there is little water in the pond.
Saunders Park Edible Community Garden located at Brighton BN2 4NH, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 01273 431700
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5 Google Rating
beautiful and well kept; it is a pity that in these days there is little water in the pond.
5 Google Rating
A new project growing food by the community for the community in a lovely park. Also a wildlife pond, orchard, great kids park, paddling pool and Magpie charity shop make it a great park visit!
3 Google Rating
5 Google Rating
Very pretty public garden hidden behind walls. A real secret place. Now I know were to get free salats, onions, sage and rhubarb. Please keep its secret and keep it clean!
3 Google Rating
Went in the doggie park,they should open up the field beside it to make a bigger place 4 our dogs 2 run . It's not being used at the moment and the dogs would love it.
4 Google Rating
A small garden with long tables and stools is suitable for a few people to rest.
Landscaped green space featuring walking paths, a rose garden & a cafe with a terrace & sea views.
Wild Park is Brighton & Hove's largest Local Nature Reserve (LNR) and has extensive woodland walks a
Hollingdean is in effect the older part of Hollingbury. It is bounded by Ditchling Road to the west,
Brighton BN2 4NH, UK
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