King Square Gardens — Attraction in London

and all around at this enchanted park,you can find so many amenities like,Chinese restaurant,Korean, in king s square a marvellous piazza with one the most beautiful flowers shop,very calm pub,many corner shops,Italian restaurant,Tesco express,grill shop,an amazing always busy best and old fish and chips,cafe for elder people,no gangs or drugs,an amazing church,inside you will find a special area with benches and stones table with imprinted games like(chess and a marvellous descriptions of plants and flowers written in attractive colours and in poetry style all in rhimes.A definitely space huge ,sure for baby,amazing surrounded playground area full of a pavement with the best sand warm and always clean,and your kids are for real deep in the nature of this marvellous God shift,an enchanted place where the time made you become a butterfly,free to flying around .God bless that's much love,enjoy every single time and it's also allowed made barbeque and party for people full of respect without have the feeling of that enchanted world it is in the middle of London.....go there and you LL never become old,promise.,I really do my apologize for the poor English,but the review comes from an authentic genuine Italian human...

The largest and best park in the area, nestled between central street and goswell road it is popular with the locals but unknown o anyone else but s few office workers, large lawns and well covered with trees and nice planted areas, the big attraction is the gated children's play area, often visited by the immediate locals but probably not used by other mother's because they are not aware of it's existence, for Me it is a place to stop by on my trips to the angel, both there and back it provides a respite on my walk, in the summer this lovely park hosts many a impromptu picnic for the locals to enjoy the glorious sunshine and relax, the park offers many benches to rest on and nearby king's square has its fair share of places to buy food and only a twenty minute walk down central street to the Barbican and the shops of whitecross street, a good park on the edge of the city of London but almost unknown and hidden from anyone who doesn't...

My son and myself had a lovely time in this playground after a visit to a dentist in the area. What a lovely find! The sand was impeccably clean, freshly raked. The whole playground was thoughtfully designed to include different levels and medium. The best feature was the green roof which must house a lot of insects. It also has a lovely pergola bridge, aged trees and plants. Not your typical dry and dusty and rusty playground. My son is a creature of habit so we will return. Well done King...