TQ5839 : Calverley Grounds
taken 11 years ago, near to Royal Tunbridge Wells, Kent, England

Calverley Grounds is a park in Tunbridge Wells. Located in the town centre, this popular and historic park has attractive lawns and ornamental gardens, including an Italianate garden and a welcoming cafe.
Calverley Grounds has the following facilities:
Toilets located near the Mount Pleasant Road entrance.
Car parks nearby at Crescent Road and Great Hall Arcade.
3 tennis courts, 2 Netball courts, 1 basketball court and 3 croquet lawns.
Cafe.
History of the park can be read at Link![]()
Calverley new town is part of Tunbridge Wells. It was designed and built by Decimus Burton, between 1827 and 1842. It was designed to rival the Georgian development of Bath. The development includes Calverley Park (all the buildings on this road are Grade II* listed), a development of large Georgian Villas, Calverley Park Crescent (similar to the Bath Crescent), Calverley Grounds (now a public park) and various other outlying streets. The whole area is part of a conservation area and many of the buildings are Grade II & II* listed.