Lagoon and through Alexandra Park before leaving the neighbourhood. Hills The Small Tributary of the Hogsmill river forges a valley where the Nature Reserve and Berrylands park also known as the former site of the Surbiton Lagoon. There's a small hill up east which rises reaching a peak within the housing areas before dipping backdown at the border with New Malden when it reaches the Hogsmill. Nearby Places Nature reserves Raeburn open Space In 2017 The Environment Trust acquired a grant for £168,000 from Thames Water, to support a three-year community project enhancing the river habitat, creating wetland habitat, and improving the undermanaged woodland. In July 2018 a footbridge was opened to create a nature trail into previously inaccessible corners of the nature reserve. The Small River running through the nature reserves had some changes done to it, there were blocks of dirt placed in corners of the river to make it meander more and the weirs were removed. This was done to allow the fish within the river further down stream to be able to freely swim across the whole river. The nature reserve had existed prior to 2017 but it was just a small park, with the river and some trees. Additionally there were some pathways on either side of the river bank but the only bridge was at the edge of the nature reserve at Stirling Walk. Also the Berrylands Scout Camp was situated at the edge of the nature reserve by the bridge and the scouts often used the field in that nature reserve for games. Adjacent to Raeburn open space was Berrylands Park, the former site of the Surbiton Lagoon. Rose Walk Nature Reserve There's another small Nature reserve just south of the railway line at the corner of Raeburn Avenue and Surbiton Hill Park called Rose Walk Nature Reserve. It had no large investment and is more of just a small green area where people can walk their dogs and be around nature. It's only fault being it's directly south of the South Western Main line which generates a lot of noise. Education There are a two main schools in Berrylands, these being Christ Church Primary School and Grand Avenue Primary School. Grand Avenue according to official boundaries is within Tolworth however is widely recognised alongside all the housing around it to be a part of Berrylands and most students of the school reside