Cafe and Restaurant serving both the park and Cheshunt Park Golf Centre, ‘The Place at Cheshunt Park’ is open to all including visitors and offers Chef-lead, freshly prepared light meals and refreshments in a comfortable, fully licensed, relaxed setting. Doors open to a large terrace overlooking the greens for dining al fresco. The Place welcomes diners as well as those after coffee, pastries or bar snacks.

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Timeline Amptheatre

Site of historical interest

Find out more about the History of Cheshunt Park using the Timeline amphitheatre which was built on the site of the old Brantyngeshay, family home of the Debenham family which was demolished in 1970.

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Park Information

Located approximately five minutes drive from the centre of Cheshunt, the park is easily accessible with plenty of parking, football and basketball areas, refreshment facilities and a play area. Bring a picnic or simply go for a stroll and enjoy the views.

The active Friends of Cheshunt Park have produced an easy access history trail which provides a lovely route around the park with benches placed at regular intervals. A leaflet is available here

Follow the story of the park and its inhabitants (both two legged and four) from Roman Britain to the present day. An abundance of wildlife can be seen, attracted by a wide range of habitats includeing wildflower meadows, an orchard which hosts traditional cattle breeds, a newly restored pond and WWII pillboxes which have been converted into homes for hibernating bats.

Why not extend your walk to include Roundcroft Wood, a semi-natural oak and hornbeam woodland. Adjacent to the park is Cheshunt Park Golf Course, a par 71, 18 hole course.

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