London's Best Toddler Friendly Playgrounds

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This week's topic in the [Link https://www.facebook.com/groups/londonmumsgroup/ discussion group] was "The Best Toddler Friendly Playgrounds in London". We have collated the top answers from our London Mums.



There are sure to be many more amazing London playgrounds for toddlers, so if your favourite is not listed, please let us know so we can add it to the list.

1. [Link https://www.royalparks.org.uk/parks/kensington-gardens/things-to-see-and-do/diana-memorial-playground Diana Memorial Playground, Kensington Gardens]

A huge wooden pirate ship is the centrepiece of this playground. Located next to Kensington Palace, over 1,000,000 visitors enjoy this free playground each year. There are toilets and baby change facilities, and you can grab something to eat or drink at the Broadwalk Cafe.

2. [Link https://www.visitlondon.com/things-to-do/place/36275457-parliament-hill Parliament Hill Park]

"Parliament hill park. Best park I've been to by far. In summer it's great as they also have a little swimming pool next to park and an actual outdoor pool too" - BMG Member

3. [Link https://www.lambeth.gov.uk/places/archbishops-park Archbishops Park, Lambeth Palace]

With a wonderful playground and sporting facilities, this pirate themed park has something for every toddler who loves imagination play. It is also next to the [Link http://www.oasiswaterloo.org/farm?fbclid=IwAR21zvEFOPOI3dOQjUWNzm-NxdNA6f3kr9gFLoaqUKCpWVPFxLgqT9FrM7A Oasis Farm] which is an urban farm and community resource in Waterloo

"Archbishop's park behind St Thomas's hospital. There's loads for children of all ages." - BMG Member

4. [Link http://www.peckhamryepark.org/park-information/?fbclid=IwAR15GIkY9XrF9boF09RrTAbPmcYJ1-A8Zs2iBPGerlRVkHbSgEd4W5X5VNU Peckham Rye Park]

Peckham Rye Park has a brand new children's playground right next to The Round Cafe where you can pick up a coffee before playing. There is also an excellent adventure playground, perfect for intrepid explorers.



5. [Link http://cassioburypark.info/cassiobury-park-childrens-attractions/ Cassiobury Park, Watford]

Cassiobury Park is the largest public open space in Watford with lots to do with toddlers, including a paddling pools playground, bungee trampolines, miniature railway, bouncy castles, a farm and of course, playgrounds.

6. [Link http://www.wandsworth.gov.uk/directory_record/552346/king_georges_park King George's Park, Wandsworth]

King George's Park has a children's play area, adventure playground and one o'clock club.

7. [Link http://www.towerhamletsarts.org.uk/index.lasso?s=23&v=134&lang=e&guide=Over50s King Edward Memorial Park, Shadwell]

"Playground in Edwards memorial park in shadwell is also nice. It's right next to the river Thames, the playground itself is fenced and there are tennis courts there too and a beautiful park. Fun for the whole family" - BMG Member

8. [Link https://www.coramsfields.org/ Coram's Fields]

Coram's Field, located in the heart of London, has a mix of accessible play equipment for all ages from toddlers to older children as well as two wide lawns for children to play. Facilities includes a large adventure play area including a zip wire, a witch’s hat swing, huge slide, sensory and music area, wheelchair-friendly play area, paddling pool and sandpits.

9. [Link https://www.islington.gov.uk/sports-parks-and-trees/parks-and-green-space/your-local-parks/highbury-fields Highbury Fields, Islington]

Highbury Fields is Islington's largest park. There is a children's playground with sand pit, water play feature and toilets. Children can also enjoy the new adventure play structure, while Mum grabs a coffee from the Oasis cafe.



Well that concludes our Useful List of London's best toddler friendly playgrounds. Join our London Mums discussion group [Link https://www.facebook.com/groups/londonmumsgroup/ HERE] and look out for our next useful list and make sure to contribute!

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