Things to Do in Romford
Romford is a busy shopping town on the edge of London, with larger green spaces close to the north and east. Here is where to find them.
Raphael Park for a lake near the centre
Raphael Park is a short walk from the town centre, with a lake, lawns and a cafe. It is the easiest green space to reach and comfortable on a dry afternoon.
Raphael Park is a short walk from the town centre, with a lake, lawns and a cafe.
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Havering Country Park for woodland and a view
To the north, Havering Country Park has ancient woodland, open grass and a high view across the area. It suits a long walk, and it is easier by car or bus.
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Hornchurch Country Park for water and wildlife
Hornchurch Country Park, to the south, is a former airfield turned nature reserve, with lakes and open paths. It is a quieter, flatter walk with plenty of space.
Hornchurch Country Park, to the south, is a former airfield turned nature reserve, with lakes and open paths.
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The market place for a town centre wander
Romford has been a market town for centuries, and its market place is still the heart of the centre. It suits a short, practical meeting with coffee and a walk round.
Romford has been a market town for centuries, and its market place is still the heart of the centre.
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Getting around Romford
Romford station is on the Elizabeth line, so central London is easily reached, but the larger parks are a bus or taxi ride out. The town centre is crowded on Saturdays, so a weekday morning is calmer.
Romford station is on the Elizabeth line, so central London is easily reached, but the larger parks are a bus or taxi ride out.
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How TheDirectory fits into this
A public park is a sensible place for a first daytime meeting, and a trusted profile makes it easier. TheDirectory verifies identity against a government issued document through a person and reviews every photograph before it is published.
A public park is a sensible place for a first daytime meeting, and a trusted profile makes it easier.
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