Sheffield Park
Uckfield, East Sussex TN22, UK
Description:
Sheffield Park is located in the UK, in England, in East Sussex. Sheffield is one of the oldest parks in England, it was created in the XVIII century. It was designed by architect Lancelot Brown. The name of the park means "past for sheep grazing" and is mentioned in ancient court books.
The park mainly consists of trees and shrubs planted in large numbers. Here you can see many exotic trees, including cypresses, Mexican pine, Japanese maple, azaleas, rhododendrons, cypresses, eucalyptus, North American nissa and so on. The park was designed to make it look bigger than it actually is.
In 1956, the park area was increased by 200 acres of land purchased by the charity. Nowadays, the park is trying to return its original appearance.