Ice cream van hire in Cheam

Cheam has kept the feel of a village, with its crossroads of old shops, a few timber-framed buildings and quiet residential roads around it. Whitehall, a 16th century house on Malden Road, is now a small museum. To the east lies Nonsuch Park, on the site of Henry VIII's long-vanished Nonsuch Palace, and it remains the area's favourite space for walks, picnics and outdoor events. North Cheam, further up the A24, is more suburban.

Events in Cheam are mostly private and community ones: birthdays, garden parties, church fêtes, school summer fairs and sports club days. Houses often have generous gardens, and many roads are quiet and tree-lined. That suits battery-powered serving well. There is no engine running while we serve, so no fumes over the garden fence and no noise to bother the neighbours. Tell us if your road is narrow or has parking controls near the village shops.

Event spots in and around Cheam

• Nonsuch Park

  A large park on the site of Henry VIII's Nonsuch Palace, run jointly by Sutton and Epsom and Ewell councils.

• Cheam Park

  A park beside Cheam Village with open grass, sports areas and woodland.

• Whitehall

  A timber-framed 16th century house in Cheam Village, now a museum.

Public spaces need the organiser to hold permission from the council or the site’s managers. We send the documents they usually ask for.