Stanmore Country Park

The recreation center was a piece of the grounds of an eighteenth-century manor called Warren House. In 1937 it was gained by Middlesex County Council and Harrow Urban District Council as open space. It was later claimed by the Greater London Council and exchanged to the London Borough of Harrow in 1976. The nearness of wild administration trees and develop hornbeam demonstrates that piece of it is antiquated forest. The primary plants in field regions are regular twisted and Yorkshire mist, with tufted hair grass in clammy zones.
The recreation center has an assorted cluster of natural life including Reeve's muntjac and red fox. There have likewise been accounted for locating of European badger, weasel and even wild hog in the recreation center despite the fact that these "sightings" are unverified. Flying creature life is additionally copious inside the recreation center which contains a few individuals from the tit family, blackbirds, jaybirds and crows. The recreation center is additionally home to brownish owls, vultures, sparrowhawks and kestrels. There is access from Kerry Avenue and Dennis Lane.
It is a 30.7 hectare open stop, Local Nature Reserve and Site of Metropolitan Importance for Nature Conservation in Stanmore in the London Borough of Harrow. It is possessed and overseen by Harrow London Borough Council.