Mile End Park is a linear park of 32 hectares. The park follows Regent's Canal from Victoria Park to Limehouse Basin, and is separated from Victoria Park by the Hertford Union Canal. A plan existed from the end of WWII to create green routes connecting areas of London to the Thames, but development did not begin until the late 20th Century. The Green Bridge, a pedestrian bridge over the Mile End Road opened in 1999. The meadows and woodland throughout the park support a fantastic diversity of wildlife, including birds, butterflies and bees. Mile End Park is managed by Tower Hamlets council on behalf of the King George's Field, Mile End Charity, a registered charity in England and Wales, number 1077859.
A nice park that has a leisure centre, A place to play basketball ball, Tennis, football and a play area to take the kids. It's also a reasonable size park with lots of shops nearby and a restaurant that looks on into the park.
This is a big park area that runs alongside the Regent's Cancal. It has ecology areas, sports facilities and paths to walk along - one of which firms a brudge which crosses the road below.
Amazing experience , Returned to have basic training & it was well worth. Friendly experienced staff really helpful and accommodating. Liked the community feeling and versatility of climbing for all levels from beginners to more experienced. Everyone was friendly and accommodating. Can't wait to go again!!!
This park is enormous and beautiful. The walking trail is nice. but a lot of rubbish dumped by people makes it look less important. I wish some people keep it clean. The fountain area is a mess so much litter I felt sad. Other than that is good green space.
I recently visited Mile End Park and was blown away by the range of activities and facilities on offer. The Green Bridge is a highlight, offering stunning views of the canal and surrounding area. The Art Pavilion is a great addition to the park, with its contemporary art exhibitions and outdoor terrace. The sports facilities are top-notch, with something for everyone, from football and cricket pitches to a BMX track and climbing wall. The playgrounds and skate park are perfect for families and young people. Overall, Mile End Park is a fantastic destination for a day out, offering something for everyone in a beautiful setting. Highly recommended!
It's a wonderful place that is a habitat for different species of fishes and birds. But it's in a terrible state! Trash is everywhere. I saw a bird getting trash from underneath the water and trying to eat it. It's sad that such a wonderful place is in such a terrible state. I spoke to several people representing Canal & River Trust and they said that situation worsens with every year. They don't get enough support from the government, so it's up to people to save this place! Please, if you have trash, don't throw it on the floor or in overfilled bin, keep it until you find a bin that is empty. Today I travelled several stops in London until I found available trash bin. It might be an inconvenience, but it's not hard. It's our city, with wonderful nature. We need to keep it clean and be responsible for it, for our future. Thank you.
On-site services
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Hiking
Picnic tables
Skateboarding area
Slides
Swings
Good for kids
Kid-friendly hikes
Playground
Dog park
Dogs allowed
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A nice park that has a leisure centre, A place to play basketball ball, Tennis, football and a play area to take the kids. It's also a reasonable size park with lots of shops nearby and a restaurant that looks on into the park.
This is a big park area that runs alongside the Regent's Cancal. It has ecology areas, sports facilities and paths to walk along - one of which firms a brudge which crosses the road below.
Amazing experience , Returned to have basic training & it was well worth. Friendly experienced staff really helpful and accommodating. Liked the community feeling and versatility of climbing for all levels from beginners to more experienced. Everyone was friendly and accommodating. Can't wait to go again!!!
This park is enormous and beautiful. The walking trail is nice. but a lot of rubbish dumped by people makes it look less important. I wish some people keep it clean. The fountain area is a mess so much litter I felt sad. Other than that is good green space.
I recently visited Mile End Park and was blown away by the range of activities and facilities on offer. The Green Bridge is a highlight, offering stunning views of the canal and surrounding area. The Art Pavilion is a great addition to the park, with its contemporary art exhibitions and outdoor terrace. The sports facilities are top-notch, with something for everyone, from football and cricket pitches to a BMX track and climbing wall. The playgrounds and skate park are perfect for families and young people. Overall, Mile End Park is a fantastic destination for a day out, offering something for everyone in a beautiful setting. Highly recommended!
It's a wonderful place that is a habitat for different species of fishes and birds. But it's in a terrible state! Trash is everywhere. I saw a bird getting trash from underneath the water and trying to eat it. It's sad that such a wonderful place is in such a terrible state. I spoke to several people representing Canal & River Trust and they said that situation worsens with every year. They don't get enough support from the government, so it's up to people to save this place! Please, if you have trash, don't throw it on the floor or in overfilled bin, keep it until you find a bin that is empty. Today I travelled several stops in London until I found available trash bin. It might be an inconvenience, but it's not hard. It's our city, with wonderful nature. We need to keep it clean and be responsible for it, for our future. Thank you.
