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King George VI Memorial Park was formed out of the grounds of East Cliff Lodge, the home for over fifty years of the nineteenth-century philanthropist Sir Moses Montefiore. The house was demolished in the 1950s but its stable courtyard survives and the early nineteenth-century glasshouse is built against its outer side. Recently the glasshouse has been restored.
The park (now managed by Ramsgate Council) covers a large area of open space with areas set aside to woods and football pitches. It's also the perfect place to have a cup of tea or an ice cream during the summer months in the cafe, to walk dogs, or start a clifftop walk towards Broadstairs or Ramsgate.