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Crystal Palace Park Centenary Maze

Girlguiding UK officially opened the Maze in Crystal Palace Park at 2pm on Saturday 5 September. The historic Maze has been completely renovated and redesigned by the organisation to mark the launch of its Centenary celebrations. The project has been undertaken in partnership with the London Borough of Bromley with support from the London Development Agency, and the Maze is now open to the public.
 
There are important historical connections between the Girl Guides and Crystal Palace Park, because it was at a Scouts’ Rally in the park on 4 September 1909 that a small group of girls dared to attend and approach Sir Robert Baden-Powell, requesting that he set up ‘something for the girls’. Baden-Powell founded the Girl Guides a few months later.

Opening hours

The Maze is free to all visitors and is open during normal park hours.

How to get there

Crystal Palace Park is well served by public transport with links to several London mainline stations and various bus routes. 
Please check out TFL Journey Planner for full details. 

Parking

There is plenty of parking including parking for coaches. 

Badges

Badges for the maze are available from the Girlguiding UK online shop or by calling Trading Service on 0161 941 2237. 


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Maze launch

Centenary Maze Badge

 

 

Downloads

Centenary Maze leaflet

Leaflets are now also available from the Information Office in the park. This is located near the cafe about ten (10) minutes walk for
the Maze.

Information when visiting the Maze