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The Pavilion by Mytime Active, Bromley, BR1 3EF

Reviving the Micro Forest in Norman Park 🌱

The Pavilion by Mytime Active, Bromley, BR1 3EF
Reviving the Micro Forest in Norman Park 🌱

Dates:

Mon, 7 Sept 2026, 18:30–20:00

ℹ️ Group Run or Walk to Norman Park

On Monday 7th September we're heading to the micro forest in Norman Park.

Meeting at The Pavilion by MyTime Active in The Glades, we will run or walk a gentle 2km route to Norman Park to lend a hand with watering, weeding and general upkeep, before heading back to base for an optional social.

📍 When and Where

This task will run from roughly 18:30 to 20:00 on Monday 7th September

Meet for the run / walk: The Pavilion by MyTime Active @ 18:30

Location: The cafe in The Pavilion by Mytime Active – access to the left of reception – look for fellow volunteers in red GoodGym T-shirts

Google Maps: The Pavilion by Mytime Active, Kentish Way, Bromley BR1 3EF

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Alternatively meet at the task: Norman Park @ 19:00

Location: Hook Farm Road Car Park (free parking if driving)

Google Maps: Hook Farm Road Car Park, Bromley BR2 9SX

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Mytime Active have kindly said we can leave belongings in lockers at The Pavilion and there are toilet facilities on site, plus the cafe for water, etc.

Any issues, you can call Bromley Area Activator Sam on 07790 553 886.

🌱 The Task

After a gentle warm up we will set off around 18:45 with a leader and back marker ensuring nobody gets left behind, aiming to arrive at the micro forest close to Hook Farm Road Car Park in Norman Park at 19:00.

Please bring gardening gloves if you have them to hand. There we will support with watering, weeding, planting and tending to the fledgling micro forest.

☕️ Post-Run Refreshments

Around 19:45 we wi...

Cost: Free

Bookings: https://www.goodgym.org/v3/sessions/refreshing-norman-park-s-micro-forest?utm_medium=openactive&utm_source=default

Categories: Running

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Source: Event information supplied by GoodGym via OpenActive (CC BY 4.0).