The Morden Family Funday is located in Morden Park, Morden.

On the Sports Playing Fields (opposite the Mosque).

There are two pedestrian entrances on London Road (A24), one opposite the mosque and another at the traffic lights just before Merton College,

These are perhaps a ten minute walk from Morden Tube station. Buses 93 and 80 run from the tube to the entrances.

Public Car Parking can be accessed at the junction of Links Avenue and Hillcross Avenue, SM4 4AT.

The cost is £3.00 per person which includes car parking for the whole day. Under 16s FREE.

Meanwhile, alternative parking can be located in the public car park at Morden Leisure Centre, although Pay and Display charges may apply.

If you choose to park here then the quickest way to the Funday is to walk back to the main road (London Rd, A24) and enter the Funday by the gate just left of the traffics lights.

THE EVENT IS NOT LOCATED BY THE BANDSTAND or REGISTRY OFFICE AREAS

See the park map for details - https://www.merton.gov.uk/system/files?file=map_of_morden_park.pdf Soon

There is no need to book to visit the Family Fun day you can turn up on the day!

There are multiple ways to get into the park, see the map for more information https://www.merton.gov.uk/system/files?file=map_of_morden_park.pdf

You can view a map on the Merton Council website here https://www.merton.gov.uk/system/files?file=map_of_morden_park.pdf

Merton Charity Events is committed to providing a safe, welcoming and family‑friendly environment for all attendees. In line with our licensing obligations, we actively promote the prevention of crime and disorder, public safety, and the wellbeing of everyone attending our events. [gov.uk]

Our Approach

We work closely with local authorities, partners, and event safety teams to:

• Promote responsible behaviour before and during the event

• Provide clear information about staying safe and looking out for others

• Encourage attendees to report any concerns to event staff or security

Pre‑event communications (including ticket information, email updates and website guidance) may include advice on:

• Personal safety and safeguarding

• Respectful behaviour and zero tolerance of anti‑social conduct

• Awareness of alcohol and drug‑related risks

Drugs and Alcohol Awareness

We recognise that drug misuse presents significant risks to individuals and the wider community. Drugs are illegal and can cause serious harm, including medical emergencies. [stroud.gov.uk]

To help reduce risk, we:

• Provide safety messaging to encourage informed and responsible decisions

• Promote awareness of the dangers of drugs and excessive alcohol consumption

• Support a zero‑tolerance approach to the possession, use, or supply of illegal substances

• Ensure trained staff, security and welfare teams are available to respond to concerns

If You Need Help

If you feel unwell, unsafe, or concerned about someone else at the event:

• Speak to a member of event staff, steward, or security team

• Visit the designated welfare or medical point

• In an emergency, contact emergency services immediately

Working Together

Everyone has a role to play in keeping events safe. By attending, you agree to behave responsibly, respect others, and follow event guidance.

If you see something that doesn’t feel right, please report it — your actions can help keep everyone safe.

The event’s conditions of entry can be viewed here

Our filming and photography statement can be found here