The Lloyd Park Tree Trail is a fully accessible, circular route of approximately 1km around the ornamental moat. Numbered points mark each of the 20 tree stops.
The trail starts outside the William Morris Gallery (Water House).
Some of the larger trees in Lloyd Park were probably part of the original estate grounds, the others were planted at various times since the park opened in 1900. It is difficult to accurately estimate the ages of trees without felling them and counting their rings, though most are probably less than 100 years old.
Trail map
Key
Tree 1: Weeping Beech
Tree 2: Yew
Tree 3: Cercis siliquastrum
Tree 4: Scots Pine
Tree 5: Crimson Norway Maple
Tree 6: Turkey Oak
Tree 7: Pyramidal Hornbeam
Tree 8: Horse Chestnut
Tree 9: Silver Birch
Tree 10: Purple Leafed Plum
Tree 11: Common Lime
Tree 12: Yellow False Acacia
Tree 13: Hawthorn
Tree 14: Holm Oak
Tree 15: Tree of Heaven
Tree 16: The Deodar
Tree 17: Golden Weeping Willow
Tree 18: Common Oak
Tree 19: Blue Atlas Cedar
Tree 20: London Plane
Contact us
Green Space Service
Environment and Regeneration
Low Hall
Argall Avenue
London
E10 7AS
Tel 020 8496 3000
Email wfdirect@walthamforest.gov.uk
