Brockwell Park

The duck ponds are a must visit with kids ... there's coots, moorhens, geese as well as ducks plus a rather evil heron ... in spring really easy to sit the nests & ducklings, goslings etc up close

Make sure to check out the walled garden .

Blue skies, grassy fields , lie down, enjoy! Next to Rose garden there is a plant nursery run by volunteers. Buy some plants/herbs etc for your house/garden!

You must check out the Lambeth Country Show . It's amazing! Also great for walks, views of London and picnics !

Gorgeous park to relax in, great for running too. There's tennis courts , a bowling green , a walled garden , community greenhouses, and a great play area and paddling pool/sand pits for the kids.

The playground in Brockwell Park is a favourite, with its aerial slide , massive sandpit and sections for different age groups; nearby are the duck ponds and the huge new paddling pool. Read more

Lovely park with fantastic views across the skyline towards Central London. One minute walk from Herne Hill station

Leafy and green Cressingham Gardens estate located next to the Brockwell Park in upper Tulse Hill , designed by Edward "Ted" Hollamby, a champion of modern low-rise estates built in the 1970's.

An excellent park ! Has great views of London 's greatly dominating skyline e.g. the Shard and the Gherkin + the Heron Tower.

The wild flower bank by the lido is beautiful in late May and June ... awash with poppies , cornflowers and much more ...

A nice space on a hill with beautiful views to the City . There is a cafe , and a a all-year-round lido nearby. I also spotted some 'arty types' gathering in the cafe .

Great space for picnic , the mint choc ice cream from the cafe ❤️

Lambeth Country Show not to be missed

The cutest mini houses made of clay near the walled gardens

Amazing park with lots of activities;)Perfect to go out with kids;))

Great for kids & dogs ... Very different to other Central London parks as quite hilly!

Very spacious . Toilets available. Small caffe on the top of the hill

One of my favourite parks in London. Great place for dog walking.

Best park in London. Lots to do and really relaxed, plus excellent views of the city .

Great views of London , from a different perspective. The hills !

check out the local community garden (behind the walled garden ) for fresh veg & herbs

Amazing on a sunny day. Not much parking so it's better to get a bus ...

The public loos are way better than hootenanys!!!

Great park for jogging!

Great for lounging around in the park or, perhaps, going for a jog.

Hidden gem of south London love this park

Free group run here every saturday at 9am, www.parkrun.com the annual country show is september this year check www.lambeth.gov.uk for detail

They've just refurbished the kids splash pool and it now has fountains , sandpit & viewing deck overlooking the pond .

Running anti clockwise is a real workout, big uphills. Clockwise gentle uphills with a good downhill at the opposite side of main entrance.

Great park and never too crowded

one of south londons best parks

Beautifull place for relaxing.

Best park for dogs....and friendly dog owners!

One of the lesser talked about parks but one of the nicest.

Sit on the hill and look north over a stunning view of South Central London

Free 5km parkrun every Saturday morning. 9 A.M.

Brilliant, unprentencious cafe , with good prices and a mean large mocha .

One of my favourite parks in South London and right on my doorstep. Loving it in June right now.

Morning run in my hood!

Great views

Cafe is great.

It's in Herne Hill not Brixton!

The toilets remind me of the film Trainpotting

Great park for running and sunny picnics

Awesome running spot!!!

The café on the top of the hill sells tasty ice-creams.

Fantastic to run around

Brockwell Hall does a cracking 'greasy spoon' fry up.

There's an evil heron on the duck ponds who tyranises the other birds

The Lambeth Country Show takes place here every July