Tag: parks in London

Near to the Park entry opposite the Central London Mosque is this varied and interesting playground, with slides, swings and climbing frames, and some ropes and suspended rope ladders for daredevil children to climbing. There is a toilet block, with baby changing facilities, and it Read more…

Coram’s Fields is a children’s only park and playground and is open all year round for children under 16 years old. Our charity also provides valuable services for all young people, both from the local community as well as for those visiting the area. The Read more…

Toffee Park is in the heart of the city, close to the Old Street roundabout and surrounded by buildings but the playground itself is a haven for nature, including plants, trees, animals and of course children! The pond is filled with frogs and wildlife and Read more…

Large open park land close to South Ealing and you are able to walk through this park area to Ealing Broadway. Some nice tree lined avenues and is a good place to stroll. Best underground station is South Ealing station. Lots of activities for adults Read more…

Victoria Park in Tower Hamlets has an adventure playground and another play area suitable for younger children, according to Tower Hamlets Council. The adventure playground is a special type of playground where children can play freely. The Tower Hamlets website states that children must be Read more…

Highgate Wood is a quiet haven for walkers and runners but also has spaces for cricket, football and other sports – as well as a café and children’s playground. Highgate Wood doesn’t have a car park. Limited street parking is available in the surrounding area. Read more…

Hampstead Heath is a wild park of woodland and meadows, tucked inside north London’s Zone Two – less than four miles from the centre, though you’d never know it. It sprawls over 800 acres and boasts some of the most spectacular views in the city. Read more…