St Mary’s Church, Wimbledon

Great parking for Wimbledon. They are very organised and so polite!

Great venue for a children’s party in the Garden Hall. Good sized space, very clean, nice kitchen. The only downside was there is very little parking for guests. Only a couple of spaces available in the Church, a few on the street which are paid spaces and then you’d have to go to other roads that will leave a bit of a walk.Tell your guests to come by bus/taxi :)

St Mary's Church, Wimbledon, is a Church of England church and is part of the Parish of Wimbledon, south-west London, England. It has existed since the 12th century and may be the church recorded in the Domesday Book in the Mortlake Hundred. It is still in active use today, and has been grade II listed since 1949. Open for prayer. Nearby field also open.

Parked here for the Wimbledon tennis. Well organised booking system. Staffed with friendly stewards. Roomy parking and easy to access and leave. This is the second year I have parked in this beautiful little church grounds.

Absolutely the best place to park for The Wimbledon Championships. Instead of the normal expectation of being waved vaguely in the direction of a vacant space by a disinterested youth on minimum wage, you are met at the gate by a delightful member of the church committee. A chat about how far you've travelled will probably follow along with concern that you park carefully, not blocking anyone, and a check that you've locked your car properly. All this for £2 less than the official parking, and the knowledge that your money is going towards the maintenance of a beautiful old church.If it's possible for parking your car to be a charming experience, this is it.My only worry in posting this review is that it may get too popular and I won't get in next time I'm lucky enough to get tickets in the ballot.

Beautiful church in an absolutely lovely area that was unfortunately closed. But definitely an important and impressive Wimbledon landmark.

It's a lovely church that I've been coming to since I was small. Great for families, my daughter loves Sunday School here.

A really interesting graveyard with a relative of Lord Lucan buried there. Some elaborate graves. Worth a wander. Couldn't got in the church as there was a Service on at the time

Lovely place for a walk. Joseph Bazelgette’s grave is here, too

Nice to become part of the local community. Even for just a while.