Our Favourite London Parks

Nesta Munyoro

5/5

10 months ago

Very neat and tidy
Nice assortment of brightly coloured flowers and well groomed lawn giving a pleasure to look on.
Large, not crowded.
Enough space for anyone to choose their own relaxing area, which provides that much needed peace and tranquility.
For those who want to sit on chairs, there is enough to do that.
Last but not least, well arranged trees adding to the beauty of the scenery.
Excellent work!

Rahul Narvekar

5/5

11 months ago

Great big green space in the middle of the city. Very nicely kept with plenty space for activities for people of all ages. From manicured gardens to open grass or woody areas. It’s got it all. And it’s slightly less crowded that Hyde park. Brilliant.

Noah Opper

5/5

a week ago

Great place to sit and enjoy the sun. Awesome play ground for kids. Despite being very busy the park was quiet and peaceful. If you go around dusk there is a good chance you will see some foxes.

Sophie Potter

3/5

a month ago

Nice park to ride scooters/bikes for children. Plenty of dogs being walked. The playground could be better. And the toilets could be more child friendly.

Nazmin Hoque

4/5

a year ago

Lovely

Marcus Tate

3/5

5 months ago

Lovely place to walk your dog(s). Will be better once the now reduced dog area re-opens; hopefully with something to sit on…

Paul Colwell

5/5

a month ago

Great little park for dog walking…. very well managed safe as well ..

Samuel Johnson

5/5

9 months ago

Great place to spend quality time with love ones.
Delicious meals and outstanding customer services. 👌Best place for all time entertainment.

Sion

4/5

8 months ago

Really quiet and peaceful!

Ellen Southfield

5/5

8 months ago

Had an amazing day! We really enjoyed renting a paddle boat. Lots of nice views and places to walk. So many swans! Which I absolutely LOVE! And they had a black swan which was amazing.

Dino Terrier

4/5

7 months ago

So much green space, right in the heart of London, Serpentine is fabulous and the walks are kept clean and very welcoming, the mound at Marble Arch is lovely and gives you a birds eye view of the surrounding landscape for miles on a clear day.

Speakers corner entertaining but can be threatening with many preaching the only way in life is to be Muslim, lots of jostling between different people with different views, uncomfortable at times.

Tamali Basak

4/5

4 months ago

It is one of the largest parks in central London. Anyone who visits the city, must go there and have some relaxed moments or have a good stroll. If you have any accompany or not, it attracts all types of visitors. The park has many shades depends on which entrance you are using and how far you are covering. You can be poetic or artist also if you sit down here and watch all the activities of the passers by. There are two lakes, watch the birds or go towards the palace to find some history of monarchy there. If you have a bike of your own or a rented one, just follow the path around the park. What not, it’s a must visit for all Londoners and also for the first time visitors or regular ones.
It is very near to the tube stations like Hyde park corner, marble arch, bond Street and many more. There are many tfl bus routes as well. It is near the marble arch and Oxford Street. So why to take your car?

Ti nk

5/5

a month ago

Nice big open park with a kids play area. Good for a run, being regenerated, mainly for kids, adults and people with dogs. There is nothing for youth and teenagers in the park except benches.

Variety Support

5/5

4 months ago

Lovely park with playground, including sand and hammock section. The rest of the park provides great space for exercise or picnics. Amazing in the summer

Nancy Navin

5/5

a month ago

Nice clean park. Quite peaceful, despite being next to a busy road.
Would recommend.

Paul Fahey

4/5

a year ago

Little splash of green mid-city

Krysia Patrzalek

5/5

a year ago

Did some qiguong with a stranger

Grahame Jones

4/5

a week ago

Good sized green space near the Caledonian tube. Not a great deal there but good for families and dog walkers. The clock tower has been renovated and, loos snd cafe added in the last couple of years.

Victoria Gonzalezghi

4/5

9 months ago

Wow , what an excellent park . This park is other than Buckingham royal residence in London. This is the most established Royal park in London and elements an enormous lake where you see a ton of untamed life like birds, ducks, geese, swans and even pelicans. Wonderful park with a ton of excellent nurseries. Great landscape everywhere, a pleasant spot to unwind a lot. A mobile distance to different focal points in London, similar to the Buckingham castle, Trafalgar Square, Parliament Square. A pleasant spot to visit in case you’re in London.

Dawn Fountain

5/5

a year ago

Beautiful place to visit whether your a local or tourist.. Visit Buckingham Palace then have a nice stroll in St James Park.. Loads of wildlife.. Birds.. Different types of ducks and pelicans and a lovely lake.. The gardens are very pretty an colourful. There’s not many things in London that are free. Which is a bonus..

– Broom

4/5

in the last week

Great space to unwind having been doing the tourist attractions locally.Loads of space playgrounds, lakes streams, wooded areas snack outlets,Princess Diana memorial great for kids lots of water.
Would be a great place to cycle around but couldn’t find anywhere easy to hire bikes for all the Family as Boris bikes not any good for little ones.

CGP

5/5

3 months ago

A beautiful splendid park!
Full of wonderful scenery and plenty open spaces.
Full of wildlife and you can smell that splendour of nature in your lungs!
It has a cafe so you get a cappuccino and walk round to your hearts desire.
Go and have a walk round and enjoy the serenity and peace & quite.👍

Brian Fernandes

5/5

a year ago

It was lovely to finally meet some family and spend a few hours out instead sunshine. It was crowded but still with enough space to feel safe. It’s such a beautiful thing to have these open spaces at our disposal

Dave Llewyn

5/5

11 months ago

Best place to chill in London hands down. Check out the recent feature of massive bamboo elephants!!!In the morning dew it looks like almost real …about 50 life sized elephant statue in a dynamic movement….

Anyways Green Park is amazingly green (clue is in the name) and next to Buckingham Palace Ritz and in the heart of London, great place to meet and spend time.

Damon Gould

5/5

4 months ago

Lovely little park behind borough station. Perfect for a quick dog walk

Guily Rodrigues

4/5

2 months ago

Small but nice, easy to keep an eye on kids if you have more than one

Alex London

5/5

4 months ago

Nice little park and great lunch spot!

Martyn Fox

5/5

2 months ago

Lovely open space, plenty of trees etc and a dog friendly area. Great for us locals.

Jack Robertson

5/5

9 months ago

Nice community space, Amy’s former home faces the park ❤

Shelly-Ann Edwards

4/5

4 months ago

Nice square at Amy Winehouse flat

Isaac Watson

5/5

3 months ago

The beauty of the park itself is more than enough of a reason to visit. The natural splendour and gorgeous scenery provide a perfect place for couples to take romantic walks or families to enjoy a fun day out. With all kinds of local wildlife roaming the grounds, there is plenty to see at Regent’s Park.

Martin Tweedie

4/5

2 months ago

I like to run through here on my way to Chelsea Harbour. It is a pleasant if unremarkable park, with a large play area for children.

Kristina Bradshaw

5/5

a month ago

Very pretty two playgrounds which divides older and younger children making it safer. Public toilets

Yee

5/5

a week ago

Such a lovely park.
It is under-rated.

The grass is of good quality, ample open spaces, lots of nice wooden benches that are clean and not rotting and without risk of sprinters.

The park is very family and pet friendly. Flat – easy to push strollers, and plenty of place for picnics.

There is a playground for children.

A gated pretty garden area with large lawns of purple lavender. It is very peaceful, calm vibe.

It feels very safe. For Vauxhall area – this is the nicest park. You don’t even hear traffic or cars/ despite it being a modestly small park.

Well worth a visit.

Megan Rigby

4/5

a year ago

Playground is brilliant something for all ages. Large open green space. And lovely little cafe at one entrance.

David Duchovny

5/5

7 months ago

A great park with seperate kids play area. 2 dog parks fenced off, has a cafe and segregated gardens and 2 tennis courts.
Has recently been redeveloped with new paths and kids play area.
Unfortunately seems to have the lavender garden and the Victorian model village. Which I think is a crying shame. There’s nothing wrong with regeneration but to destroy a model village, which there was nothing wrong with, well maybe could have used a lick of paint.
Having the model village in the lavender garden made it feel more relaxing, used to sit in there on hot summer days and evenings the smell was absolutely amazing, sorry to see it’s gone, just to b replaced with something so mundane I can’t even remember what it is now.
So sad.