Clapham Common
Enjoy a walk around this large open space in South London. The common covers 220 acres (89 hectares) with miles of walking trails taking you to open grassland, three ponds and a Victorian bandstand. Wide trails take you to the flower gardens and around Eagle, Long and Mount Ponds. There's also a cycling trail running through the centre of the park. Facilities include a running track, bowling green, Australian rules football pitches, Tennis courts and a skateboard park. The Windmill Pub at the park's eastern side is a good place for refreshments.
If you'd like to extend your exercise you could head south through Balham to Tooting Bec Common where there are more cycling and walking paths to try. The Capital Ring long distance walking trail runs through Wandsworth Common about a mile west of Clapham Common. You can pick this up to extend your walk.
Postcode
SW4 9DE - Please note: Postcode may be approximate for some rural locationsClapham Common Ordnance Survey Map 
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Cycle Routes and Walking Routes Nearby
Photos
The Dome on the Victorian Bandstand on Clapham Common. A delight of Victorian Iron-work which looks so much better after the refurbishment.
Clapham Common North Side with the tower of St Barnabas Church
Common North Side looking to two Grand Mansions on either side of Cedars Road
The former common was enclosed in 1812 and is located between the village and the current A27, part is wooded the rest seems to be scrub and waste. This part is near the crossroads of footpaths that run across the common.
Mount Pond, Clapham Common
Clapham Common, milestone On North Side, opposite Victoria Rise; C18 milestone, badly eroded, but probably giving distances to Royal Exchange & Cornhill.
Relaxing on the Common. Clapham Common is a wonderful open space to relax if you are otherwise trapped by the concrete jungle of London. A fine place to read a book for this cyclist.
