Lovely park with several different environments, you have the fields, woods, Japanese garden, lake... Clean and well maintained, surprisingly quiet and lovely for dogs.

Lovely park for running, walking or relaxing. We love it there.

Huge park with lots of beautiful open spaces. So much to explore so will definitely be returning!

Great place to just enjoy nature. The park is well kept, good for dog walking. We did the walk from the Cockfosters entrance to Gordon Hill, which is approx 7 miles. Public toilets are mess but that's to be expected. Otherwise, lovely place.

Lovely place to park up and have a very big walk around the park. Lots of little paths to take for a short walk or for a long walk. Great for picnics and bike rides. Cafe on site however I think its very expensive. Lovely place to visit. Such a shame they built houses on it!!

Great park, rolling hills, woodlands, ponds & a bit of mud in the winter & a popular cafe with plenty of outdoor space, the park toilets are open also.

A very pleasant suburban country park with a variety of pleasant walks through woods past lakes or across fields to the old mansion House under current redevelopment. The hosts of daffodils are in bloom at the time of writing (mid March). There is plenty of parking although it can be busy on sunny weekends. The two cafés offer basic snack menus and a variety of ice creams and hot and cold drinks.

A great place for the whole family, popular with locals. Great cafe, playground, woodland trails and free parking.

Peaceful place

wonderful bit of Woodland Great for walking with the dog or just out and about with friends

Amazing place ! Great for hiking, picnics, long walks…

Came to Cockfosters for the very first time for this park and all I can say is that this part of London has been underrated for long. Outside Cockfosters Station there are very nice brunch places, coffee to go etc with prices lower than London average. More importantly, this park is so fun. There are outdoors challenge activities, multiple waters(creek, pond, lake can all be found), a animal charity where you can see rescued cuties and a lot, a lot of green. It was quite a lovely, refreshing experience spending the weekend afternoon exploring Trent Country Park. If you are looking for a place to clear up your mind, this will be my top 1 recom in London.

Beautiful park for a day out in nature, but there is no fish in the lake, we been fishing for 6 hours not even one bite , i believe there is fish but they not hungry 😄

Such a wonderful place to walk. So many trees and plants. Relaxing and ever changing. Beautiful. Although this time it was extremely muddy. But the first signs of spring were bravely peeping through

A scenic park with glorious green spaces for walking and enjoying a taste of the countryside at the end of the Piccadilly line.

Always a pleasure to visit Trent Country Park. On Sunday morning you can have a nice fresh coffee and grab something to Eat. Park spreads over quite big area so there is plenty space to walk, run, go for a bike ride or take your dog for a walk. People are nice too. Recommended.

Beautiful rolling countryside. Plenty of parking spaces, but beware of the deep potholes . Toilets available. Water bowls for dogs ,nice and clean. Lovely place to enjoy a great walk with family and dogs.

This is a fabulous country park that hits all of the high notes. There's plenty of space to park and walk, you've got a great cafe near the entrance and the views are lovely. There's also plenty of things for kids to do with Go Ape in the trees and a very cute animal rescue centre in the middle of the park. You can also teach your kids to ride a bike on the closed road between the two. All in all this is a super destination for the whole family.

More like a large common than a park. The drive to the original private house is a popular walk which leads to the lakes and a Japenese garden. The North area of the park is a beautiful woodland walk. There is a nice cafe and car park plus Go Ape.

Lovely park, worth going here just for the cafe !

Very big and good park with cafe and facilities such as toilets and washing taps for shoes but a little bit restrictions for parking area’s

I love the variety in this Country Park. Beautiful woodland, pastures, open space, wonderful views, endless options about which path to follow. Combined with the impact of the seasons, every visit leads to the discovery of something or somewhere new. Plus great coffee at the cafe and here is a place of beauty and freedom to spend an hour or three

It’s a good place to climb trees.

No parking. Impossible to enjoy it unless you live nearby. Knock it down and build apartments. It’s useless.

I love this place for a walk with my children and some quiet time. You get to experience flat area where you can just lay down and chill or you can entertain your kids with go ape. Would be coming back