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Contacts

Email:
contactus@epsom-ewell.gov.uk or use our contact form
Tel: 01372 732000
Address:
Epsom & Ewell Borough Council
Town Hall
The Parade
Epsom
Surrey
KT18 5BY

Gibraltar Recreation Ground Cricket and Football pitches Photo of the Bowling Green 

 

Access

Gibraltar Recreation Ground is situated in the northern half of the Borough between Ewell Village and West Ewell, close to Ewell West railway station. The main entrance and small car park is, however, situated off West Street, Ewell but there is another pedestrian entrance into the park from Chessington Road, opposite the railway station.

Gibraltar Recreation Ground is open all year, however it is locked at night half an hour before sunset or at 9 pm, whichever is earlier and is re-opened by 8 am on Monday to Friday, or by 9 am at weekends.

Activities and facilities

Activities and facilities available at Gibraltar Recreation Ground include the following:

  • 1 Bowling green
  • Children’s playground
  • 2 Football pitches
  • 1 cricket square
  • 2 Tennis courts (hardsurfaced)
  • 1 Basketball court

There is a pavilion, with changing facilities, and a small hall with kitchen, which can be hired.

For more information or to make a booking, please call us on 01372 732000, or email.

Associated clubs

Ewell Ladies Bowling Club – contact Mrs Irene Humphries on 020 8224 2705

Ewell Men’s Bowling Club – contact Mr Fred Humphries on 020 8224 2705

History

Gibraltar Recreation Ground was purchased on the 7th of October 1930 for £2,350. If you have a question relating to the history of the park, please call Bourne Hall Museum on 020 8394 1734.

Volunteers & Community Groups

If you would like more information about the Friends of Epsom and Ewell Parks group, please contact the Ranger Service on 01372 732000, or alternatively email.

Wildlife

There are many species of trees and plants, which provide habitats for animals, birds and insects. We are compiling a species list for the park so if you spot an animal, bird or plant of special interest, please email us describing your find.

 
page updated: Saturday, 18 July 2009 © Epsom & Ewell Borough Council 2010