Cecil Charlton Park and Mandeville Courthouse
A small, well-kept green in the middle of Mandeville with lawns, benches and a fountain that tells the parish's bauxite story. The Georgian courthouse of 1817 stands on the north side and St. Mark's Church of 1820 on the south.
Getting there
Easy. In the centre of Mandeville beside the courthouse and the craft market. Free. Hours differ between sources, and one listing says closed Tuesday and Thursday, so check first. The courthouse is still in use, so view it from outside.
Before you go
- Place type
- Culture & views
- Access
- Easy access
- Guide
- Not mentioned in our notes
- Entry cost
- Reported free. Tips or parking may apply.
- What to bring
- Walking shoes, water and a camera
- Safety
- Some sites are unfenced or uneven. Watch your footing and supervise children.
Details last reviewed November 2026. Conditions can change, especially after storms.
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