King George's Recreation Ground, Chessington (also known as King George's Playing Fields)

Introduction

This large area of open space is named after King George V whose jubilee in 1935 was commemorated in Jubilee Way. The park is largely grassed with scattered mature trees including oak. Near the bowling green are a number of rose beds, and some new planting of trees in the southern field. The park is bounded to Jubilee Way by fencing.