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.

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.

Battersea Park packs a wide variety of activities, attractions and scenic areas into a very reasonable space. The park is so perfectly sized that you can fill an entire afternoon by casually meandering along its perimeter, dipping in and out to enjoy a drink at the outdoor bar overlooking the lake, walk through curated gardens and relax on the grass while spectating local Cricket games. A highly recommended Park in London.

I loved this park. It's very extensive and has lots to do ad see. The Peace Pagoda is amazing and it's as beautiful as the ones I saw in east Asia. The park was gorgeous, but was disappointed to see the amount of rubbish at 4pm on Monday ( from the weekend ) and some parts were very unkempt.

Meine Güte, ist dieser Park wunderschön. Besonders die Wasserspiele haben es mir sehr angetan. Der Park ist sehr weitläufig und auch nicht überfüllt. Herrlich und mal vom Großstadttrubel abzuschalten. Kann man super mit einem kleinen Walk über die Albert Bridge (für mich die schönste Brücke in London) nach Chelsea verbinden.

My favourite park in central London. Not too busy like super touristy Hyde Park and St James Parks. Really quaint with beautiful pagoda on the riverside and stunning Albert Bridge nearby.

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.

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.

Pretty places, gardens from the 1800s and even older spaces. A nice and old treasure from London that has things that come from different times. New and shiny things mixed with traditional and old things. There are small bodies of water, paths to walk on, small boats to ride, birds to watch, bikes to ride, and yummy cold treats to eat! And, there is also a special area for kids to see and interact with animals! The big old trees are amazing and you can get lost in the park.

A very calm and quiet place to take a stroll and connect with the nature. It has some good walking trails where one can meet and greet some squirrels too! A great place with one good café and a adventure activity area also. Although, the restrooms were not in a great condition.

"Such a beautiful park! It's very big and spacious, with tall trees lining the area. It's incredibly peaceful." There is a lovely small English garden that really transported you to somewhere else… so romantic ♥️

Beautiful park with lake, fountains and playgrounds and peaceful with lot of benches to sit. You can jave boat ride here. Battersea underground station is around 7 to 10 minutes walk that also include Elizabeth Line.

Such a great outdoor space! Battersea Park has so much to offer: beautiful, green grass that’s perfect for a picnic, cafes, ice cream trucks, ponds and shaded promenades. They even have a tree top rope walk / obstacle course for the brave at heart. Shopping at the newly repurposed Battersea Power Station is just minutes away.

Amazing park with loads of activities to do. The fact that it is on the side of the Thames River also makes it more beautiful as the promenade walk is such a nice area. Running around the park is amazing at around 4km loop. You can also book tennis courts and go to the tree-top activity zone.

An absolutely amazing place to walk. Lots of scenery and beautiful plants. Each side of the park is unlike the other. There is a peace pagoda, the river Thames, the Battersea Power Station, a tropical garden, and more.

One of the best green spaces in all of London. There's so much to see and do in Battersea Park and on a perfect Summer's day every moment spent exploring, relaxing and having fun with friends and family is... magical. 10/10

One of the best parks in London. There are animals, tenis courts, nice structures, lots of green area and the ground is smooth enough to skate. There are cafes to sit and eat or drink. Beautiful views.

Very pleasant park. It is big enough to accommodate all sorts of activities. An ideal place to spend a sunny afternoon.

One of the most beautiful parks in London. Always underestimated and overlooked. Following the expansion in nine elms and the construction of the battersea power station complex, the area has been made into a fancy haven - surpassing areas such as Chelsea and Fulham. The park is extensive- mini lake, cafes, small petting zoo, tennis courts, football grounds and little mini parks with water features and water fountains. A great location to learn to run/ roller skate or to use the scooter. It is children friendly and disabled friendly. The autumn colours has made the whole park look spectacular. Well hidden away from traffic, one side facing enclosed by the river Thames. The park holds its own historical monuments and towers. The pictures do not do it justice.

Battersea Park impresses with its expansive venue and lively atmosphere, making it a standout choice for diverse events. The memorable firework displays add an extra spark, ensuring a dynamic and enjoyable experience for attendees. Ideal for those seeking a captivating setting for special occasions.

Our favourite in London city, with everything you can think about. Especially the big play ground with different areas for different ages from toddlers to teenagers.

Thank You London! Thank You Royal Parks Trust! I really enjoyed my visits to almost all parks in London! The Battersea Park is not an exemption ;) it is the right example of what You call “Royal” Many places for sunbathing, playing, pick nicking, walking, eating, enjoying life! Thank You Battersea Park! We will be back again!

Lovely park. Like the little lake with the cafe around it. Fun place to be in summer. Good to have tennis courts as well. Surrounding are also beautiful with nice pubs and restaurants.

Really beautiful and extremely large park with several lakes, various plants and tree's and clean paths. You will find a lot of people going on runs here and they hold frequent half marathon events. There are a few cafes (which can get very busy), a park for children and a calisthenic park for adults.

Lovely place to visit, it's peaceful and huge. So many different sections ~ you could spend a good 4 hours there or more. Also you can rent out places there for a garden party(don't know the full details though!) They also have square shaped trees ~ many nice spots of views, statues and art ~ it's worth every step you take there. Loved it and will definitely go again.

Beautiful park but not many places for picnic could be better maintained but the cafeteria looks great and have beautiful view of the main magnificent pond. There are many barriers that prevent you from sitting on the grass. Similar to other UK parks very dry and yellow in summer. Not very busy during the day much calmer than Hyde Park or St James park

Amazing park. It is out of the touristic areas which means it is full of locals. Perfect for all types of people: families, pets, to do sports or just for a walk. It has everything: Pear tree café (love their sweet potato fries), tennis courts, great play area for children, an exercise area with equipment, river views and the most amazing trees I have ever seen. My favourite London park by far.

I visited The Affordable Art Fair which was wonderful once I found it. There was a running event on and I only saw an art fair sign at the entrance. It's a big park! Great atmosphere both in the Park and in the Art Fair. Lots of dog walkers, families and runners.

Great park to walk through with plenty to see and do. The Peace Pagoda, boating lake, fountains, playgrounds and exercise parks to name a few. Very popular with dog walkers, child minders and families, it can get very busy during good weather.

By far the best park in London. I'd say it is perfect for families, but I cannot think of whom it is not perfect for. Cafes, mini golf, playgrounds, zoo, workout spaces, picnic areas... and all by a beautiful nature.

This park is absolutely beautiful! It's a fantastic place to go for a walk, especially on a sunny day. Additionally, its close proximity to the Battersea Power Station makes it even more appealing. The park is highly accessible, and I found it easy to reach. Moreover, it is well-maintained and impeccably clean, creating a pleasant environment for visitors. If you found this review helpful, please consider clicking the like button to show your support.

In my top 3 parks of London easily. Immaculately kept, peaceful environment with an assortment of environments to choose from.

Opening times: 8am until dusk Access to park facilities: park gates open 6.30am to 10.30pm Battersea Park is a large (200 acre) Victorian park, built between 1854 and 1870. It has a riverside promenade, a large lake, many notable trees and ecological areas, children's play areas, a children's zoo, the Pump House gallery, ceremony venue and sports facilities

One of the best parks I've ever been in London. It has a really nice walk alongside the river and is also quite spacious. Really nice to go there for picnics and an evening run.

The Second Best park in London? I’d say so. Very well kept London park that’s got loads to do, pretty sure you could spend an entire weekend here. Battersea is perfect for Running around, with multiple routes to keep the mind interested, there’s also a running track that’s only 4.50(give or take) for entry. Even on busy days there are plenty of areas to relax and just be alone. I think there are 3 Toilets on the park which are all very clean. Plenty of food stalls to keep you full of caffeine & Cake. And the pear tree cafe is a must for amazing pizza and their sweet potato fries are good!!

Very nice park, wide paths, toilets, lots of trees, river close, good for running, walking, a tea terrace too, peaceful, airy, lots of benches, I visited it during autumn, really lovely, quite well maintauned compared with other parks in London area. The fountains are absolutely spectacular and very relaxing.

Always so nice! My to go place everyday for me time. Such a beautiful park. Beautiful view.

Battersea Park is one of my favourite places to go to, whether it's going for a simple bike ride or walk around the park, a visit to the zoo, a game of mini-golf, going to the funfair, passing movie/TV productions, spotting celebrities, purchasing art or just to feed the birds, it's one of the best parks in South West London, if not all of London. Good Luck changing my mind!

It was a lovely place~ the Kyoto garden you see the peacock, lots of squirrels and those Japanese fish~ The Kyoto area wasn’t big at all as I was expecting more~ nice place to visit… Other than this garden there are more other gardens there and a play area fir kids x

This is a huge park, with plenty of space for all types of leisure. At this time of the year, we can't see the true beauty of this place. I will definitely come back, especially around spring/summer time when all the big trees are covered with foliage and the flower beds with flowers. Highly recommended.

Battersea Park is a sprawling green oasis offering a delightful escape from the hustle and bustle of London. Whether you're seeking a leisurely stroll, a fun-filled family day, or a spot of quiet contemplation. Lush lawns, play areas, flower beds, and picnic areas provide for everyone. Parking is free on Saturday and Sunday outside the park. Participated in a run-through marathon at the park.

Really good park. Lots of sports facilities even if there is an unhealthy amount of lycra on weekend mornings. Nice walk by the river, bandstand, food facilities, just watch out for the loony cyclists intent on running pedestrians over!

Very nice park! The area is huge, super quite, good for picnics and the river view makes a difference. Walk all the way by the river and you will also reach a very nice and super modern area, full of bars, restaurants and a huge shopping mall, everything with the river view. This park on a sunny day is a must!

Not too impressive at this timing. Can see some flowers at other parks, but can barely see one here. It’s a very big park, but didn’t find any specific part beautiful. The side near to River Thames should be better, would come back again when the leaves are back on.

Firstly, I was shocked by the amount of litter on the floor. The park overall is really nice. Amazing for birding, the toilets in the cafe were absolutely disgusting. The Chinese artefact is gorgeous to look at same as the topiary.

Visited the park for their annual Firework display on the 5th of November and it was fantastic. Very well organised making your way through the park to the location, the queue went down quick and the firework display was great, perfectly timed with music. It was extremely busy but plenty of space to watch the fireworks and there wasn’t any pushing in the crowd we were in. It was a pretty wet day so the ground was quite muddy and there was a lot of people struggling with a pushchair which I wouldn’t recommend.

Short review: Battersea Park is a staple part of Battersea for how big the area is and how much green space there is. Whether you want to ride your bike there, chill with your friends or have a stroll if you are nearby I’d recommend! Long review: It’s 4 stars because when it gets crowded it ultimately becomes a bit of a headache. Also you can get lost really easily if you take the wrong route but at the end of the day the park has lot of mysterious areas even a little fountain area which I’ve taken a brief photo of, a mini cliff area, an area near the pond, a flower area with benches, proper water fountain shows at specific timing, statue and way more. For a Park it is eventful and definitely something you can make a day out of, just not when its raining.

It was lovely park area in London. The park is spreading approximately 80 hectare green area. People can walk, run, drive bycle and playin many different game in the part. When you enter the area you will see big trees and big green grass areas. If you visit London you should see this park. Highly recommend…

Went for the second time with my 2 daughters and grandchildren. It's a large beautiful park with something for everyone. There is a long walk along the walk, acres of grassy areas to sit and picnic in and plenty of tree lined walkways. It has a nice Buddhist Peace center also. It has activity centre's for small children. We had a nice walk followed by a picnic. Spent about 5 hours there. I would recommend Battersea Park to everyone.

this park is beautiful at any time of year there are toilets, cafes, wages, playgrounds, parking Mini zoo, go-kart rental , Go-Ape a great place to spend a nice day

One of my favourite parks, has lots of open space for playing,sitting down for a picnic or even a gathering. The playground has different areas for different age groups making it suitable for all. There is also Go Ape you can pay to take part in as well as mini golf in the Putt in park area. Which also has an accessible restaurant for dining with food and drinks. We went for a nice walk, with lots of playing then had a spot of lunch. A nice park to visit and has lots to do in and around it. There is also Battersea park zoo on site. We visited the funfair that is there for a limited time afterwards.

My favourite park in London!!! It has it all, beautiful massive trees, water, pic nic area, sports facilities, everything….

Beautiful park where one could easily spend the whole day here... There is so much to see and do that you could come alone, as a couple or even as a family with children. The park is full of entertainment for everyone!! They also host a series of events, which also brings big crowds to this gorgeous park. I would totally recommend as it has beautiful walk ways, cycle paths, pond/lake, cricket pavilion, zoo, flower garden, tennis courts, playground for children, an events arena, coffee shops, and a few other attractions as well as a car park if you come from far away.

If you love parks and gardens with a river view, then check out Battersea park. There are so many parks in London, but this one, I'd say is my favourite.

Safest and most diverse park in London! You have the river, the lake, the Battersea Power Station, two train stations, three coffee shops, a Zoo, lots of Santander bikes around the park, Go Ape, lots of running tracks and outdoor workout places, intimate quiet little zen areas, at least two amazing flower gardens, an island, a huge water feature, an Olympic race course, a gym, tennis courts, an events venue, a viewing hill.. No. 1 Park in London!

I have been here for a Corporate Run and the park is very beautiful and huge and is also a haven for active individuals and sports enthusiasts. It has well-maintained sports fields, provide ample space for football, cricket, and other recreational activities. The park's running paths cater to joggers and walkers, encouraging a healthy and active lifestyle while being immersed in a serene environment. Additionally, the park's many cafes and kiosks offer a variety of refreshments and snacks. Love to visit it again.

Beautiful Battersea Park. We have been exploring it for 4 month now and every time manage to find a new hidden corner or path that we haven’t yet walked in. It’s magics with lots of birds, parrots, squirrels and ducks 🦆

A must to go to when in the area with great pieces of art, selection of kids parks, beautiful flowers, ponds and being next to her Thames. Wonderful bridge over towards Chelsea is a must to see, especially in the evening.

Most underrated park in London. Great pub right in the centre for outdoor drinking in the summer and lots of areas for sport, cycling and walking. You can also walk along the Thames on the north side and end up at the Power Station.

Too good to comment, just come and see your own

I came here for the fireworks this year and it was such a great shout, I've been to quite a few in London and this was in the top three for sure. The display was brilliant and the size and space of the park I can imagine is lovely to visit and walk around in. Worth a visit if you want to visit a London park. First time from me and not far from the Battersea Power Station which is also recommended to go check out and see. Solid A***** LDT x

An green island in a super crowded city where you can fully enjoy nature, peace and fresh air; very large car parking; park access allowed daily between 6:30 am and 10:30 pm

Still one of the best parks in London, there is so much to see and do here. From the brilliant playgrounds, adventure, zoo, events, mini gold as well as Go Ape, this well worth your time. But the some areas do get busy, as its one of the prime large parks for a number of areas. But its so big, you'll find something to do here.

Holds great events, and a beautiful park.

Great park with lots of things to do. We loved our time here with friends and family. Having lived in london for years very surprised to not have visited this park beforehand.

Beautiful and varied park which has something for everyone. The waterfront is lovely for an afternoon walk in the sun, there are sports facilities, a small lake, and a zoo.

A very nice park with lots of hidden pathways and a great escapism in the heart of London. A beautiful lake and a lovely cafe in the middle. One end leads to the Battersea new development by the power station and the other then to a great pub where a well deserved drink is in order after a pleasant walk. Fantastic walk along the river front from one gate to another and open late with a great view of the Prince Albert Bridge lit up at night.

One of my favorite parks in London. You can ride a bike and enjoy the cycling path. Also children’s zoo on the park for a family day for kids. Beautiful view of River Thames.

Great fireworks show. Very well organised. There was plenty of space if you wanted to be away from people. Very quick way to get in. All very efficient

Offers great scenery and views on Thames river. Especially beautiful during sunrise and sunset time (but thats obvious).

Very nice place to spend your day while the Christmas markets are still going on. Slightly overpriced drinks and food (way more than winter wonderland) but you can accept this cost based on the fact that you have your privacy and comfortable seating. Ask some Instagram worthy pictures can be takes with the scenery of Battersea Power Station 🤩

Lovely place, always enjoying being there! The boat hiring team is very professional, the river side bar is very nice! I will come back for sure!

A really nice park which is very peaceful and tranquil. This is a great place to come to enjoy the nice weather and also provides a pleasant walk along the river.

Beautiful and peaceful park beside the Thames.

I love walking here at night time. It's so peaceful and quiet. Albert Bridge is an art piece. Its underestimated. I feel this should be a tourist attraction.

I really enjoyed my day at Battersea Park. I made reservations at the Go Ape adventures, and gave myself a great workout traversing through the trees and ziplining the way down. The staff is great and it was a fantastic day well spent. Would definitely go back again.

Good morning, Amazing to see the changes from just 5 years. This part of London is going to become once again the capital of the world. Amazing skyscrapers, restaurants, high buildings, flats and river and park across the road. Most Amazing view of the river Thames and the Old Batyersea power station. That used to produce electricity for most of London. New hotels and all new residential places.. Great for a morning run, or a bike ride.also available is the river bus boat..Amazing to travel up river and down river. The place of the future with everything at your door step. Well done and lots of success.

Large open park with lots of secluded areas for shade and picnics. Ice cream vans and food vendors dotted along the root, but costs are quite high due to convenience. Small boat and bicycle rentals are also available here

Great and safe place to walk , to workout and to relax

Beautiful park, well kept with lots to do and see, including some VERY tame parakeets :)

Truly the best park I have ever been graced to visit. I adore the wisened sycamore trees, reverent atmosphere, and many attractions. Not as eye-grabbing as many tourist sites, but a lovely gift for strangers and locals alike.

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!

I love Battersea Park, even more so in the Autumn such beautiful colours but don't delay it will soon been over.

Massive, urban park which is beautiful and very well maintained. Children’s zoo, coffee shop, tea garden, pub and food vendors make it the ideal place to spend a day. There is a pagoda, band stand, topiary, ponds and access to the Thames river front.

Battersea Park is a beautiful and historic park in London, located on the south bank of the River Thames. It has something for everyone, whether you want to enjoy nature, culture, sports or family fun. You can stroll along the riverside promenade, admire the many notable trees and ecological areas, visit the children’s zoo or the Pump House gallery, or have a picnic on the grass. The park also has a variety of sports facilities, including an all-weather sports ground, a millennium arena and a bandstand. The park is well-maintained and has a friendly atmosphere. It is easily accessible by public transport or by car, and there are plenty of parking spaces available. I would highly recommend visiting Battersea Park if you are looking for a relaxing and enjoyable day out in London

Park that is about 1000 feet by 2000 feet. It faces the Thames on one side, and good neighborhoods surrounding it. They have an herb garden, a playground, a cafe, a peace pagoda, a Go Ape, a lake for boating, a bandstand, and a children's zoo. Plenty of places to relax and unwind.

Lovely park with Thames pathway and playing fields. Some paths can be a bit muddy though. Direct access to the power station development.

I love Battersea Park,it's full of such good energy with beautiful tree's,flowers,tea house, fountains and space.The peaceful Pergoda is a great attraction,the walk along the Thames refreshing and freedom ❤️

Beautiful park for nice day out and picnic! Lots to do in the park, the walk around there is beautiful! Kids play ground well maintained. We took boat ride for 30mins we paid 16 in total for two kids 1 adult. Very family friendly. Toilets clean and lots of food stalls around park to buy from.

Really fun park to have a relaxed day or a fun walk. We specifically went there for the blossoms. They have this really cute lane with a lot of trees that are blossoming right now. It was a really nice experience.

Lovely park with many features and serene walkways. Very cute cafe in the centre overlooking a lake!