Royal Wharf Park — Attraction in London

Essentially just a contoured lawn park with some edges and play equipment. No toilets or sports facilities.

But.

The swale planting at the side is magic for toddlers, especially when the irrigation system malfunctions and large puddles appear.

Then the lawns themselves can flood, being poorly drained, in late spring or winter, making massive grassy puddles popular with dogs and toddlers.

The climbing frame is a bit of a joke, as it is very hard to climb for even quite large children. There is a single swing.

The basketball hoop was removed after complaints that people were using it too late in the evenings. There are some benches, a nice crescent of balancing logs at the north end of the park, a ground chess board (no pieces) and a ball goal. The smooth surface makes the south (riverside) end great for...

Lovely little park nestled in a modern housing area on the water front. We visited for the summer fete which was very sweet. A lovely...

Nice Park with...