Wonderful place to recharge, do some grounding and breathe fresh air. Lots of kids playgrounds and there’s a café. Toilets cleanliness was satisfactory. There is also a boating lake.

The recent Annie Mac set at Finsbury Park was epic. Well organised staff, relatively sanitary portaloos and tasty cocktails including a rum punch. Good vantage points to the stage, the array of oak trees framed the space well.

Went for a leisurely stroll in the park. Lovely green spaces and plenty of nature to relax the mind and body. Was absolutely great! I regularly meditate out here which helps a great deal. *Added a new photo as I was visiting Parkland Walk today.

I visited Finsbury Park to go for a stroll as it was a lovely sunny day. The park was clean and there were areas for playing tennis, basketball and skating. There was a lovely water feature with a few birds. It is very child friendly as there are several playgrounds present. The park is located next to the busy Seven Sisters Road, and there is an excellent transport network to get there, as it is served by numerous bus routes and underground stations, all within walking distance. It's definitely worth a visit when in the area.

Had an awesome time at Finsbury Park with the recent Festival Republic event. It was lovely to sit under a tree, whilst on my break and listen to the live music.

Genuinely enjoyed taking the kids here today. Massive park for kids of all ages. Tons of apparatus to play on even has a water splash play area to play in.

Very quiet park although you might feel a little bit insecure when it is dark. The playground there is definitely one of my favourites in London.

Wireless Festival. At the public park for kids play ground as you seen in the pictures we got told off by security to leave the place as they close at 20:00 . I was shocked 😳 by this instructions . Security for the festival is instructed us a parent’s and kids to leave the playground 🛝 . This park belongs to wireless festival not to the kids . Council should see this post and take some action against this nonsense rules without any advertisement to public. I can’t bring my child to play because security doesn’t allow us to play . Have to find park to play

Having a stroll, pond is cute, you have a little cafe to have some food and drinks. Many places / games for the kids. Many animation going on from mini version of winter wonderland (lols) to indie rock gigs, festivals. It’s a nice place to live around if you don’t have a garden. If you are sporty, many things to do like tennis, basketball and so on The park is pretty clean.

A large park, lots of space to sit on the grass and relax. Dog friendly. Has a large pond. A cafe with seating inside and out. It was busy, some staff were a little flustered due to this. Hot and cold drinks and food serviced here. Free public toilets. There was a race happening when I was there, and it didn't spoil my time there

Lovely serene park, my only concern was the druggies & homeless people I spotted on my way there, so be careful & keep an eye on the kids. (Please follow @onyiexplores on IG for more info.)

Huge gorgeous open walk ways, wonderful open fields, a track and field, tennis courts, volleyball courts, outdoor gym, kids playground, cycling road, and lots of trees. What more could you ask from a park? It also hosts amazing festivals in the summer time. This is such an underrated park in london

Awesome, huge and green space. With 3 playgrounds. Cozy Cafe inside. Access to toilet. Water Splash area open during the summer time. Perfect place for picnic 🧺 Dogs friendly.... Good place to celebrate your birthday and spend time with your friends and family

Great city park - nice internal old wide roadway loop - great for running. Also home to an athletics track, and a boating lake. New children’s playground.

The park is lovely to walk around on early mornings in spring/summer - it's so nice to see the waterfowl nesting on the boating lake and their babies (the Egyptian goslings are particularly cute!) It's also nice to sit on a bench in McKenzie Gardens and enjoy the view. Unfortunately, during the summer months the park is overtaken by massive-capacity events, meaning much of the park is cordoned off from public use, and often leaving the ground damaged (either with large patches of dead grass or, if its been raining, leaving churned up mud and boggy areas). The influx of thousands of people into the area can also be quite intimidating, especially late at night, so recommend avoiding the area during the events if you just want to enjoy the park.

As a tourist , hyde park is definitely more worth your time. It is not very well-maintained . But there’s a good kids area so if you’re a family, would reccomend💘

FOR CONCERTS : Easy to get to from Finsbury Park tube station, buses and train services nearby. Access to concerts is out of the tube station, go left, walkway to the right of the neon lit pub. 5 minute walk to the turnstiles. I saw Pulp there June 2023. Access also from the very back of the park.

Finsbury Park is definitely one of our favourite parks in London. It has something for everyone including tennis and basketball courts. It is wonderful to see so many people enjoying the park. When the sun shows up, it is beautiful out there. There is a nice rowing lake at a reasonable price - £8/30mins per boat and none of the queues. We went for a row on the lake and hired 2 boats for the six of us. Life vests are provided for all kids and adults (if you need one). Lots of wildlife to see while maneuvering around the lake. The boating experience made for a beautiful and memorable day out with our friends.

Vehicle access limited to disabled.We were fortunate to arrive on a warm sunny day when it was quiet with only few other people about.There are a number of well signposted walks with adequate seating available.The park is generally well maintained but it was disappointing to discover a wooden gazebo type seating area that has fallen into disuse having been taken over by wildlife and bird droppings.Centrally there is a boating lake and close by a small cafe with both indoor and outside seating.Staff were friendly and very helpful.

Big park with areas for basketball, tennis, kiddie area, boating (not in operation at time of visit) gym and exercise areas. If lucky, one might catch a game if softball, home for London Mets .. I think. Good park for a family day out. Toilet is free to use and it is very clean!

It's a nice spacious park and has mixed facilities good for dog walkers & families

Great huge park that has so many facilities and green land for people to enjoy. But some leave mess after enjoying themselves and barbecues, playing signing and dancing. Which is shame for others who go there early in the morning to run or to exercise and before the council people come to clear the mess. Hope the council fine people who do not respect the park and make them by law to clean their mess.

Fantastic adventure playground for all ages so much equipment for them to explore Nice little boating lake if its your kind of thing

Stayed in London for three weeks and absolutely loved how close my accommodation was to this park. Went here at least once a day. Such a large green space. As a single woman, I never felt unsafe here.

Attended the Pulp gig here 1st July 2023. Considering there were 40,00+ revelers it was easy to get in. The food choices were great and there seemed to be enough toilets about. Getting out was slower but well organised although lighting in the park could have been better. The gig it's self was AMAZING!

LATINO LIFE IN THE PARK was very well organised, friendly atmosphere, friendly crowd, good music, wide food variety

Friendly staff try their best to keep place free of litter. Grass is cut regularly all looks nice. Good plc to enjoy with the family. Playgrounds are top notch.

Beautiful park, great for walk/running, many paths to use. Visited during LatinFest known as La Clave, great atmosphere, nice food market most Latin food, bar, stages, must have been amazing precovid, still many people attended... Great park for kids too.

Nice city Park, better than average playgrounds for all ages. I walk through it to get to the Parkland Walk.

What an amazing sized Park. It's by the road side, but don't be fooled by the size of the park. The traffic, and there's alot of it doesn't affect your enjoyment in the park, I fact its not noticed. Many agents held here like Tougher Mudder event. Brilliant 👏

Wonderful oasis of trees, grass, ponds and space in London

We came here for the Latin event. There were two stages either end of park. (Finsbury Park and Manor House. There was plenty food, Indian and oriental. Some Mexican and Spanish. I was expecting more from say Columbia and Ecuador. Never mind. The atmosphere was good for a enjoyable two day event

Nice big beautiful Park. There was a concert going on so a lot of noise and barrier and police presence which ruined the occasion. But the space is remarkable and perfect place to sunbathe and bask in the sun. Clean and presentable too.

Always great on a sunny day. Freshly mowed grass. The playgrounds are awesome for good range of ages. Challenging apparatus too.

George Ezra concert 2022 was fantastic. Got very close to the front, with kids, and felt safe and comfortable. Security staff did their job really well and were very friendly. One way system with exit at the very far end, furthest away from the station seemed pointless.

Great tennis courts! Very new, many with floodlighting & easy to book. It's a wonderful new facility for north London.

Huge venue close to the tube station! Great place for a festival although getting out on time for trains is insane! Ended up getting an uber as 45000 people trying to get down to the tube was just a NO!!

Great park, very big and open - but once you’ve been a few times there’s less and less to do. Still lovely to clear the head, take your mind off things :)

Nice place .Just need more toilettes.