Shopping trips with a boot
Colliers Wood is best known for its big retail parks and supermarkets around the Merantun Way and High Street junction. That makes it one of the places people most often want a car for the return journey: a weekly shop, a new lamp or a flat-pack wardrobe won't fit on the bus. Book a car for when you expect to finish, or call us when you're ready. We're usually 10 to 15 minutes away.
The Wandle and Merton Abbey Mills
The River Wandle runs through Colliers Wood, with the Wandle Trail following it north towards the Thames and south towards Carshalton. Merton Abbey Mills, with its weekend market, craft workshops and riverside pub, sits beside the river. We drop off and collect walkers, market visitors and diners throughout the weekend.
Colliers Wood station
Colliers Wood is on the Northern line, three stops from Morden, with direct trains to Bank, London Bridge and the City. For central London, the Tube is usually best. For journeys with luggage, or to the terminals like Paddington or Victoria that need changes, a car is simpler.
Close to St George's
St George's Hospital in Tooting is just up the road, and we're often booked for appointments there. A wait-and-return booking means the driver waits while you're seen, so you don't need to find a ride home afterwards.
Written and checked by the Morden Cars team. Last updated 23 September 2026.