Alexandra Recreation Ground is situated in the southern half of the Borough about a quarter of a mile from Epsom town centre. The main entrance, with limited car parking, is situated off Alexandra Road opposite Bridle Road.. There are disabled parking facilities next to the main pavilion, which are accessed via the main entrance.

The park is crossed by a designated cycle path and bridleway and there are a number of pedestrian entrances into the park - from Bridge Road, at its junction with Alexandra Road; from Norman Avenue; from Wallace Fields, and from Windmill Lane.

• 1 Basketball court
• 1 Bowling green
• Children’s playground
• 1 Cricket pitch
• 2 fullsized and 2 mini Football pitches
• Sports changing facilities
• Room for hire
• 3 Tennis courts (hardsurfaced)

For more information or book football and cricket pitches or the meeting room,  please call us on 01372 732000, or email.

Epsom Park Bowling Club – contact Dennis Smith on 01737 351215

Alexandra United Football Club – contact Peter Holliman on 01737 354227

Alexandra Recreation Ground is also home to a Martial Arts Centre, whose members can often be seen practising in the park grounds. The Centre is open Monday to Friday and on Sundays. For more information contact Ian Armstrong on 01372 725918 or go to the Nam Yang Pugilistic Society Website at http://www.namyang.co.uk

Alexandra Recreation Ground is the oldest park in the Borough. It was purchased on the 16th of December 1898 for £3,197. More information on the history of Alexandra Recreation Ground will be posted as soon as possible. If you have a question or more information relating to the history please call Bourne Hall Museum on 020 8394 1734.

For park users who want to become more involved in the way the park is managed, local residents run the Friends of Alexandra Group. They have been responsible for conservation work to the park and many activities run in association with the Martial Arts Centre.  For more information concerning the Friends of Alexandra Group please contact Sarah Clayton.

The park is home to a variety of wildlife including many different species of birds, foxes, and grey squirrels. Pipistrelle bats are also thought to frequent the park in the summer. A local resident has also established an exciting collection of wild flowers, some chosen to attract butterflies, in the top area of the park, cleared especially for this purpose by the Friends of Alexandra Group.  We will update this list periodically but, in the meantime, if you spot an animal, bird or plant of interest, please call or email us, describing your find.