Lovely small to medium sized park with a bit of an edge - lots of kids play equipment and adult play equipment (outside gym). Just off the bustling Kilburn High Street, its a little area of calm from the mayhem. A stones throw from Brondesbury Overland station

Lovely park but gates close far too early!

A beautiful open space with play areas for kids as well as tennis courts. There is a very nice seating area amd the locals are very friendly. 👌

Large green space with outdoor gym, 3 tennis courts (bookable), children's playground and play fountains, plus a couple of hammocks, a table tennis table, and walking track. Tennis court charges: Standard charge: £9.30; Senior citizens and children under 16: £4.95. Get tennis lessons from Steve at the courts! Unfortunately, you sometimes get unsavoury types hanging about smoking funny stuff and old men drinking away. Lovely in summer - people sunbathing in the green and having barbecues (with disposable barbies) - though I'm not sure it's strictly allowed or not. No restrooms, no eateries.

Very nice small park with kids play areas for all ages. It is very close to Kilburn high street so if you needed anything from the shops it is not a problem. BBQs are now allowed but please don't put it on the grass.

Great small park, relatively clean but rather deserted in the morning even in summer. Well-maintained and sufficiently green. Easy access from Kilburn High Road. Not crowded but there is no public toilet here.

Less than 100 yards from Kilburne high road, shoppers and visitors to this busy thoroughfare can step into one of the most idyllic parks in London. I visited the place with my wife on a sunny morning in June and noticed the carnival atmosphere created by the local Moslem community who were celebrating Eid. The children were enjoying their new outfits which added a touch of colours to the place. Tucked away in this vast expanse of greenery was a good size rose garden with lavender borders and enough benches to help visitors to contemplate the beauty of nature. Nearby there were 3 tennis courts and a recreational centre. Wonderful opportunities for photography.

Bit desolate during the Winter and you have to mind going on to the grass with the dog mess. Would like to see it in Spring as there is a nice space in the middle and see how the gardeners deal with that to make it look pretty Needs a bit of tender loving care and money spent on it

Kilburn's historical park is an oasis of nature in the heart of a concrete jungle. If you seek peace in West London, look no further 😉

Nice park. Closes way too early in autumn/winter months. Lots of people work until 5pm/6pm, but the park is closed by 4pm. Shame really. I know the goal is to have everyone out before sunset, but the purpose of the park is to provide recreation, exercise, health etc for families, not to meet some Council need to have all parks empty at dark. Camden Council would do well to become more human-centric and think about the needs of families as well as some old bureaucratic Victorian English need to have parks shut at dark - thanks! Remember to take your litter and food with you! No need to leave it on the grass or by the benches - it is inconsiderate, ugly and potentially dangerous.

Wow another park in London! Maybe is not the bigest one here but is really chill... you have a lot of space to lay down on the grass... you can find here small gym, 🏓 table and you can play tennis as well. If you get hungry you have a lot of shops around to get some food... worth it!

2 each on entry for the fun fair both my boys hade so much fun all staff where so polite and helpful thank you

Was a nice park be nice for summer days to sun bathe and have a picnic

Lovely local park, a step away from kilburn high street. The park got an open gym area, children play area, large open space and plenty of benches.

Lovely little park at the back of Kilburn high road. Also has Tennis courts.

A beautiful open space with play areas as well as tennis courts. There is a very nice seating area, but it could be little bit more clean 👌

The Grange Park had quite a few people enjoying themselves doing different activities the fitness fanatics were using the outdoor gym to the maximum, good day around.

It's a nice and lovely park but no toilet. Council must build toilets in the park. It is a necessity and very important.

This review is mainly focused on the kids’ ‘adventurous play area’. It’s not super well labeled on Google Maps, and we had some slight trouble finding it. You can imagine our disappointment also when we saw the other playground (for smaller children, which IS properly labeled on Google Maps) was completely closed! Anyway, this place is really creative and cool! My boy loves climbing, so this was a dream come true. We’ve visited lots of playgrounds all around London and this is probably one of the more unique! Take heed, however, that it gets quite busy after school lets out! (Especially when the weather is pleasant!!)

Two great playgrounds. One for olders ones that is like an adventure playground the other one is for younger ones. There is also an outdoor gym as well

I come here to read and relax. It’s not the biggest park but it is most definitely picturesque. Always well looked after.