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St. James's Park

Pomp and circumstance. Buckingham Palace. And a princely pod of pelicans! 

Relax in Style: Hire a Deckchair at St. James’s Park

Enjoy London’s iconic park from the comfort of our classic striped deckchairs, available to hire at four prime locations across St. James’s Park.

Take a seat, unwind, and soak in the beautiful views — it’s the perfect way to make your visit truly memorable.

This is the most royal of London’s Royal Parks. Shaped by generations of monarchs and bordered by three royal palaces, St. James’s Park is the home of ceremonial events in the capital.

From royal weddings and jubilees to military parades and state celebrations – this is the park where history is made. Come and explore it for yourself…

 

There’s always something to see here – from soldiers in scarlet tunics marching down The Mall to bright beds of flowers bursting with blooms. 

Don’t miss the classic London views from the lake, where you should also keep an eye out for the famous pelicans who call the park home. 

Did you know that pelicans have been kept at the park since 1664, when a Russian ambassador presented them to King Charles II? 

You can often find them perched on benches by the lake, graciously greeting visitors from around the world.  

You’ll spot many famous landmarks in St. James’s Park – from sweeping Admiralty Arch to the ceremonial hotspot Horse Guards Parade. And then of course there’s Buckingham Palace – head down The Mall for that world-famous view! Among the park’s diverse statues, you’ll encounter the statue of Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother, adorned in a resplendent, flamboyant plumed hat, a testament to regal elegance. 

Nearby, the simple yet poignant white marble Boy Statue invites reflection, adding a touch of innocence and contemplation to the park’s ambiance.

If you’re looking to get away from the crowds, wander along the peaceful lakeside path where you can admire the spectacular trees and abundance of colourful waterbirds. 

There’s always something new to discover in this historic landscape – from spring bulbs to autumn colours.  

St James’s Park is highly accessible by public transport. There are no car parking facilities available at St James’s Park.

  • 3 Oxford Circus – Crystal Palace
  • 11 Liverpool St – Fulham Broadway
  • 12 Oxford Circus – Dulwich Plough
  • 24 Pimlico – Hampstead Heath
  • 29 Wood Green – Trafalgar Square
  • 53 Trafalgar Square – Plumstead Common
  • 77a Aldwych – Wandsworth
  • 88 Camden Town – Clapham Common
  • 91 Crouch End – Trafalgar Square
  • 148 Shepherd’s Bush – Camberwell
  • 159 Marble Arch – Streatham
  • 211 Waterloo – Hammersmith
  • 453 Marylebone – Deptford

St James’s Park is highly accessible by public transport. There are no car parking facilities available at St James’s Park.

  • St. James’s Park (District and Circle Line)
  • Charing Cross Station (Northern, Bakerloo and British Rail lines)
  • Westminster (Jubilee, District and Circle Lines)
  • Green Park (Piccadilly, Victoria and Jubilee Lines)
  • Victoria (Victoria, Circle and District, British Rail lines)

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Location:

Parkdeck Chairs Ltd
The Storeyard
Inner Circle
Regent’s Park
London NW1 4NR

E-Mail: info@parkdeckchairs.co.uk