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Broadway Gardens and Walk was developed following receipt of a £1 million grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund. The layout and design of the gardens reflects the initial aspirations of Ebenezer Howard who was responsible for founding Letchworth, the world's first Garden City.

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Broadway fountain
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Chadwell Springs Family Golf Centre is an exciting new golf development incorporating the current craze of footgolf, 9-hole pitch & putt, driving range and a Par 3 course, two PGA Golf Professionals on site and a Pro Golf Shop to cater for all your golfing needs. It's outdoors fun, fresh air and green spaces across 48 acres of grass landscape every day of the week. We just can't get enough!

Our Family Arts Studio is located on the top floor of the Broadway Gallery and plays host to a range of Family Arts workshops, drop in sessions, birthday parties and one off events.

The Studio is fully equipped with a range of art-making materials and can be used for drop in 1pm-5pm Wednesday to Friday and select Saturdays. We encourage all families to... Read more

The Meads is a large area of grazed riverside flood meadow that stretches from Hertford to Ware. As well as being used to graze cattle, The Meads is also home to rare plants, such as meadow saxifrage, pyrimidal orchid, adder's tongue fern and marsh dock. The northern boundary of The Meads is marked by the course of the River Lee as it makes its way east to Ware, a cycle route running alongside. Gauge House, halfway between the two towns, marks the beginning of the New River, a man-made canal that provides drinking water for London. The New River first heads south before turning eastwards towards Chadwell Spring and thence on it's journey to the city. As a nature reserve, The Meads provides a habitat for birds, insects and rare wild flowers. Gulls, ducks and waders take advantage of the flooded areas in Winter - gadwell, shoveler, wigeon, teal and snipe. Many species of dragonfly can also be found. During the summer months, bats such as pipistrelles and Natterer's feed on insects during the evening hours. Otters have also been recently seen. The Meads is managed by the Herts & Middlesex Wildlife Trust of behalf of the various owners, including Thames Water, East Herts District Council and Glaxo Wellcome.

Our 250 acres offer a quiet refuge for country picnics and dog walking (visitors are asked to use leads in the park and not to take pets into the gardens). You might catch a glimpse of Red and Sika deer. Children can run loose at the Adventure Playground, search for Geoffrey the Gorilla, hiding at the centre of the Victorian Maze, and enjoy a dinosaur safari with 72 pre-historic creatures grazing amongst the redwoods. Closed during the winter.

Radwell Meadows is a ideal place to set-up for the day and enjoy the countryside, featuring an award-winning children's play area with an approved safety surface, picnic tables and car parking.