Ice cream van hire in Morden

Morden is best known as the southern end of the Northern line, and the area around the station is Merton's civic centre, with the council offices in the tall Merton Civic Centre building. Most of Morden is interwar housing built after the Tube arrived in 1926, including the large St Helier estate to the south. It is a family area with plenty of schools, sports grounds and open space. Traffic around the station can be heavy at peak times.

Two large parks give Morden its character. Morden Hall Park, run by the National Trust, follows the River Wandle with meadows, a rose garden and old snuff mills. Morden Park, on the other side of the town centre, is a wide open space with playing fields. Community fun days, school fairs and family parties all happen around here. Our battery-powered vans can serve in these settings without engine noise or exhaust near children.

Event spots in and around Morden

• Morden Hall Park

  A National Trust park on the River Wandle with a rose garden, meadows and historic snuff mills.

• Morden Park

  A large open park with playing fields, home to the Georgian Morden Park House.

• Baitul Futuh Mosque

  A large mosque on London Road, one of the biggest in the UK.

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