| SMARTPHONE | Spruce at the top of parklands beside Polish mobile (10) |
| CARPHONE | Find fault with Polish mobile communications device that's old (3,5) |
| PHONES | Park close to homes behind Polish mobiles (6) |
| GROUNDS | Word for the sweeping manicured parklands, estate and formal gardens of an impressive stately home, but also the dregs in the bottom of one's coffee, as opposed to its top layer of foam (7) |
| CADIGALRESERVE | Area of parkland in the Greenway in Summer Hill, named for the original inhabitants (7,7) |
| HAMPSTEADHEATH | Has made the path wander into capital piece of parkland |
| DUKERIES | Nottinghamshire area of parkland, forest and stately homes - skier due for a change (8) |
| AVENUE | Known in French as an allee, a tree-lined approach to a country house, large estate or area of parkland (6) |
| STOWE | - House; ducal palace set within 750 acres of parkland in Buckinghamshire that was saved from demolition in 1922 and since used as a school (5) |
| ASHTON | - Court; house set in 850 acres of parkland in Bristol that hosts an annual hot-air balloon fiesta (6) |
| ZAC | Efron of 'Parkland' |
| ACRE | Measure of parkland |
| SAVANNAFOREST | Empty Sherpa van by seafront abandoned in parklands |
| LONGLEAT | Set in 900 acres of Capability Brown parkland, an Elizabethan house built and designed by Sir John Thynne with Robert Smythson that is the seat of the Marquess of Bath (8) |
| LENOTRE | Landscape architect who designed the parkland of the Palace of Versailles (2,5) |
| LAWNS | Parklands |
| PARKS | Parklands |
| HAHA | An imitative interjection of amusement, discovery or surprised shock, perhaps on stumbling upon a country estate/parkland's sunk fence or deer wall with a vertical drop (2-2) |
| SNOWDROP | Woodland, parkland and garden flower, often the first sign of life after the winter and thus a harbinger of spring (8) |
| ROBLIN | Manitoba municipality called the 'Jewel of the Parkland' |
