Reviews

  1. Nusrat Jahan Chowdhury ★★★★☆

    Battersea Park was a relatively a normal park and really nice for walks. It felt like a normal, well-used park with lots of kids playing, a playground, and a fitness area. There were also some small statues and memorials around, which added a bit of character. I noticed there’s a gallery and a café too, although the gallery was closed when I went. Overall, a solid spot for a relaxed walk or family visit.

  2. Matt Walker ★★★★★

    It's a great park, my dog very much enjoyed going for a stroll there. Didn't expect to see a giant Buddhist pagoda, but it was pretty cool. Seems like you can buy Christmas trees there too, didn't expect that either.

  3. Michael Ns ★★★★★

    Battersea Park is a true gem in London—spacious, peaceful, and full of variety. Whether you're into jogging, cycling, or just a relaxed stroll, the park offers beautifully maintained paths, a serene lake with boats, and plenty of benches to unwind. There’s also a small zoo, a charming café, and lovely gardens that change with the seasons. It’s a perfect escape from the city buzz without actually leaving the city. Great for families, solo visitors, or a laid-back date. Always something calming about this spot.

  1. Jon Sharp ★★★★★

    Battersea Park is truly a gem in London. Large green space, wooded areas, plua a beautiful lake with boating. Sport facilities Including tennis courts and playground. Plenty of walking paths. The Peace Pagoda is a tranquil spot. The whole park is well maintained and tidy. Recommend a visit

  2. Martin Reviews ★★★★★

    Battersea Park is honestly one of my favourite spots in London. It’s such a nice escape from the busy streets, and the wildlife makes it feel really special – you’ll see swans, ducks, and loads of squirrels running about. The lake is beautiful and really peaceful, especially if you just want to sit and watch the world go by for a bit. It never feels too crowded either, which I love. The park is also perfect for a chilled day out. There are plenty of picnic areas where you can spread out a blanket and relax, and the old Pump House is a cool little historic touch that gives the place some character. The walking paths are lovely – you can do a long loop around the park or just wander through the tree-lined areas. It’s the kind of place where you can go for a jog, a dog walk, or just a lazy stroll and it always feels refreshing. Food-wise, there are a couple of cafés and spots where you can grab something to eat or a coffee, which makes it easy to spend a whole afternoon there. Between the wildlife, the lakes, the space to relax, and the fact you can get food without leaving the park, it really has everything you need for a day out. Definitely a place I keep going back to.

  3. G_A_B OFFICIAL ★★★★★

    Battersea Park is a charming urban oasis that offers a great escape from the hustle and bustle of London. With its stunning gardens, picturesque lake, and abundance of wildlife, it's the perfect place to relax and unwind. The park also offers a range of activities, including boating, cycling, and tennis, making it ideal for families and outdoor enthusiasts. Whether you're looking for a peaceful stroll or a fun-filled day out, Battersea Park has something for everyone. Highly recommended!

  1. Tatyana Koniaeva ★★★★★

    This park is good for relaxing time. Very clean, with beautiful birds singing across the whole park. Good trails to walk by yourself or if your baby is sleeping. They also have a zoo but we didn’t visit it this time. Enjoyed the full day here.

  2. László Attila Aszalós ★★★★★

    An amazing, huge park, fit for a wide range of activities. You can have a stroll by the Thames, marvel at the London Peace Pagoda, chill out in the English Garden or by the fountains, do all sorts of sport activities, have a lot of fun at the Go Ape or Putt in the park, pedal on the lake, or have a bite or a drink at the Pear Tree Cafe. Perfect for everyone.

  3. Conrad Murkitt ★★★★★

    The park is peaceful retreat in one of the busiest cities in the world. Flanking the Thames there are lovely views across the river to Chelsea. The park is busy but it doesn’t feel crowded, the exact opposite. The wife and I strolled the perimeter and it took us about an hour. On a sunny day there is plenty of shade as well so the park is great even on really hot days.

  1. Dorothea ★★★★★

    Beautiful open space with plenty of things to do. You can grab a seat near the pond and watch the wild life and the world go around. A few things in the park children play area, Go-ape, Zoo,cafe toilets and every now and than you have so adventure going on e.g fun fare.if your in the area stop off and take a walk around you will be surprised.

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What is the address of Battersea Park?

Battersea Park is located at Battersea Park Rd, London SW11 4NJ, UK

What is the phone number of Battersea Park?

You can contact Battersea Park at +44 20 8871 7530

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