Suggestions for Park near Sands End, London

Dini N. • November 7, 2010Best playground for kids to get crazy

Mary C. • July 7, 2017lovely little park with lush grass and lots of space.

Steo C. • August 9, 2011get drink and food into the close budgens or co-operative and enjoy the park's flavor! especially on the week end!

Priya T. • September 1, 2014Great fitness classes and lots of picnic space

Enver K. • June 9, 2017Just an amazing 😉 place. Good for polo too!

Beto M. • August 24, 2014Only two tree stubs with concrete plates where barbecues are allowed so must go early to get one. If you do, it's a great place to hang out in the summer

Harriet F. • October 29, 2017Lovely walk along the river, beautiful trees and usually not very busy. On weekends there are sometimes small markets.

Priya T. • August 14, 2015So pretty.make a day of it and take a picnic. Toilets on site too and a cafe

Tonis A. • October 23, 2015Definitely one of the greatest parks in London, you can spend a full day there with kids or yourself. Kids, pond, adventure trail etc.

Dangerous V. • July 17, 2010There are 10 tennis courts available for rent here. Call 020 8246 6847 to book. £5 and hour for off-peak peak and £6 an hour peak periods.

Peter H. • September 24, 2014Love this common. Has a cafe that serves great snacks and drinks

Kerry G. • September 27, 2019Friendly park keeper called James, has got the gardens looking lovely

Frank R. • March 30, 2019Serenity in the middle of Earls Court

Maria S. • July 12, 2013A beautiful quiet park, away from the main road. Ideal for a relaxing lunch break :)

Jorden H. • April 23, 2013Nice Park, Totally worth the trip an Journey

Noel D. • April 18, 2014It's a park. It has grass.

Ivan R. • August 23, 2014Best playground in miles, suitable from early ages to early teen. Bus stops not far and a couple of good restaurants at walking distance. There's an adjacent outdoor cafè for "emergencies"

Fred K. • August 29, 2015Great little playground

Kevan D. • April 16, 2015Original site of a 1906 anti-vivisectionist brown dog statue, which led to thousand-strong riots from medical students. It was removed in 1910; a replacement was installed in Battersea Park in 1985.

Dale E. • November 18, 2011Impossibly long membership wait - but look for events held there by 3rd parties, eg Luxury Property Fair. Worth wrangling to see such a tardis-like hidden gem of parks and mansion!