Springfield Park — Attraction in London

This park has a lovely cafe at the top and bottom of the park, the one on top has seating outside the cafe, which is lovely when the weather is beautiful.

Next to the park cafe there is glass house, which is available to rent for parties, wedding etc.

The park has two playgrounds one at the top of the park and one at the bottom, the park only has a few things for kids to enjoy and play. At the bottom of the park there is to sand pit.

This park is nice for picnic, walking (lovely view of river) and riding your bicycle.

This is one of my favourite park mainly for walks and evening chill out.

this park links you to canal walk and you can go to Tottenham, Walthamstow, Westfield, Hackney marshes and many more.

The cafe at the top is open from 10am6pm every day. The cafe does have two toilets available to use. It has seating both inside and outside. You can enjoy freshly made orange juice, coffee, dog treats, breakfast, pizza and ice cream. The staff are always well coming and polite.

There is one step before you enter the cafe.

The parking outside the cafe is free after 12pm and if you wanted to come before that,’there is play...

This park is a gem! Stunning views across the river Lea, towards Stratford, a long vista with lots to muse on. The park starts at the top of the hill and has the original house, now a cafe with good food choices including vegan, and gluten free bread. There is a lovely pond with a circular fountain in the middle, a small pebble beach for wading birds and plenty of wildlife to observe. Then the paths lead down and around the three estates which were joined together to form the park. Lots of amazing trees, shrubs and wild brambles, we ate our way along one long stretch and still had enough to take home for blackberry and apple pie! The yew hedges with inset benches are a clever feature that also look architectural in a rural setting. Must mention the amazing toilets too, brand new, fully accessible, spotlessly clean and light and airy. Full marks for whoever keeps them that way. ⭐ The whole park is clean and tidy, not one piece of litter visible, that speaks volumes about the care and attention taken to provide people with somewhere relaxing to go. Absolutely lovely place to chill out and enjoy a bit of greenery and almost...

So there is no booking platform for these park tennis courts, and I completely understand why these are of value, but the value decreases when users are uncompromising in the duration they play for. 2 guys singles play for nearly 3 hours, (if your reading, see the coach for an hour one Sunday, your continually rushing your 3rd hit, you are relying on slice, when it ain't consistent, neither of you have a net game, you are match for each other in skill because neither of you change any element of your game, your tennis is like my pool game, hit n' hope! Let others use the court) coaching I understand, for kids needs to be at the weekend, and a group of 3 players with plans to hold the court all afternoon. Everyone there, on that Sunday, had money. Folk using those courts are not the under privileged theyre affluent. Make it fair for the many, and at least make it bookable by the hour, but still free. I coulda been a contender... If only I could have...