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Trent Park is an English country house, together with its former extensive grounds, in north London. The original great house and a number of statues and other structures located within the grounds are Grade II listed buildings.
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Trent Park

331 Cockfosters Rd, Barnet EN4 0JY, United Kingdom
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Trent Park is an English country house, together with its former extensive grounds, in north London. The original great house and a number of statues and other structures located within the grounds are Grade II listed buildings.

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5.0
6y

Part of a huge area stretching miles with several entrances. Excellent if you like walking your dog or just relaxing! Main entrance is about 1/4 from Cockfosters tube, Piccadilly Line. After walking about 200 metres or so there is a Supervised Adventure area on your right. ££ Payable . If you WALK alongside it on the road there is a/was an animal rescue centre, I think recognised by Royalty? When I was there someone brought in a duck with finishing line in its mouth. For a small fee you can look at the rescued animals. Nearby access to further walks, golf club and you can come out near Oakwood tube, Piccadilly Line, and on the left opposite a variety of shops. If you bear left from the Adventure place there us a free car park and disabled parking. Toilets nearby with a drinking fountain. There is a large cafe/ restaurant with plenty of outside seating. If driving you could pass this cafe and there is secluded parking in the woods with many walks nearby. Very popular Saturday and Sunday especially for dog owners and of...

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1y

Why do dog walkers keep their massive dogs off the lead and why do they think they own the park! Our family can’t use the park and our children can’t play in it because of dog walkers and their aggressive dogs, very unsafe park not regulated by park staff. After many years of playing with my children in this park can not take my children to this park anymore due to dog walkers and their dogs, a dog nearly bit my child hand for riding his scooter in park, same dog attacked another adult after nearly biting my child. Is not the first time! We know other people have been attacked by dogs in this park! Do something about it park staff ! Make dog owners put their dogs on dog lead it’s a must ! We don’t want dog owners telling us it’s our fault for our children riding scooters this is why dog is aggressive, if you love your children then do not come to this park! They...

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5y

Is a big park and is just off the picadilly line or a few busses go here so easy to get to. Loads of parking on both ends of the park and on both sides there are free rest rooms that normally are pretty well maintained. On the main entrance from cockfoster side as a plus there's the Go Ape fun park and also a nice Caffe/ bar with food and drinks. People here are friendly, the park is good for walking the dog or a Sunday stroll, loads of well maintained path to walk on and loads of benches to rest alongside them. Plenty of off the beaten track trail bike rides, MTB xc trails, you can go running on the main asphalted road or go trail running the whole outside perimeter I measured 8mi (if u did more let me know how) loads of ppl go here for bird watching, feeding the squirrells or the ducks, there's plenty to do and there's loads of...

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WHERE and WHEN to see Blossoms in London and surrounds! The ultimate list! Daffodils (late February - Mid March) ✨St. James’s Park ✨Green Park ✨Queen’s House, Greenwich ✨Hampton Court Palace ✨Trent Park Cherry Blossoms (Mid March - Mid April) ✨St. Paul’s Cathedral ✨Notting Hill & South Kensington ✨Swiss Cottage ✨Regent’s Park ✨Yalta Memorial Garden ✨Tower Bridge ✨Mount Street Gardens ✨Greenwich Park Magnolias (Mid March - Mid April) ✨St Mary Le Strand church ✨Chelsea/ South Kensington/ Holland park ✨St James’s Church ✨Kenwood House ✨Kew Gardens Tulips (Mid - Late April) ✨ Holland Park Dutch Gardens ✨Victoria Embankment Gardens ✨ Hampton Court ✨Norfolk Tulip Fields Wisteria (May) ✨Kynance Mews ✨Bedford Gardens ✨Fuller’s Brewary, Chiswick ✨Dutch Gardens, Holland Park ✨The Frognal, Hampstead ✨The English Garden, Battersea Park ✨Southwark Park Azaleas (May) ✨ Isabella Plantation, Richmond Park Roses (May - June) ✨Queen Mary Gardens ✨Wimbledon Park ✨The Rose Garden, Hyde Park ✨The Rose Garden, Greenwich Park ✨Kew Gardens ✨Hampton Court Palace Hydrangea (June) ✨V&A Museum ✨St. Paul’s Cathedral Courtyard Lavender (June - July) ✨Hitchin Lavender Field ✨Mayfield Lavender Field ✨Castle Farm ✨Kew Gardens ✨Vauxhall Park Lavender Garden Sunflowers (August) ✨Hitchin Lavender Fields ✨Garsons Farm ✨The Patch MK ✨Meopham PYO Which blossoms are you most excited to see?
Andrew Bosio (Wolf79)Andrew Bosio (Wolf79)
Is a big park and is just off the picadilly line or a few busses go here so easy to get to. Loads of parking on both ends of the park and on both sides there are free rest rooms that normally are pretty well maintained. On the main entrance from cockfoster side as a plus there's the Go Ape fun park and also a nice Caffe/ bar with food and drinks. People here are friendly, the park is good for walking the dog or a Sunday stroll, loads of well maintained path to walk on and loads of benches to rest alongside them. Plenty of off the beaten track trail bike rides, MTB xc trails, you can go running on the main asphalted road or go trail running the whole outside perimeter I measured 8mi (if u did more let me know how) loads of ppl go here for bird watching, feeding the squirrells or the ducks, there's plenty to do and there's loads of wild life here.
Dan BonhamDan Bonham
This is without a doubt the best Country Park you will find in North London. The ideal place to go for a walk, relax in the sun, have a picnic and ride a bike. There are plenty of parking spaces, and a really nice cafe next to the car park. There is no better feeling than a walk around Trent Park, because you do get the feeling that you are in the countryside whilst admiring the stunning scenery. I would strongly recommend anyone to bring a camera with, as there are plenty of opportunities to take decent Landscape and Nature stills. The best place to take photographs is around the open fields and of course The Japanese Garden! If you are intending to travel to Trent Park via public transport then Cockfosters Station is approximately a 10-15 minutes walk from the main entrance.
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WHERE and WHEN to see Blossoms in London and surrounds! The ultimate list! Daffodils (late February - Mid March) ✨St. James’s Park ✨Green Park ✨Queen’s House, Greenwich ✨Hampton Court Palace ✨Trent Park Cherry Blossoms (Mid March - Mid April) ✨St. Paul’s Cathedral ✨Notting Hill & South Kensington ✨Swiss Cottage ✨Regent’s Park ✨Yalta Memorial Garden ✨Tower Bridge ✨Mount Street Gardens ✨Greenwich Park Magnolias (Mid March - Mid April) ✨St Mary Le Strand church ✨Chelsea/ South Kensington/ Holland park ✨St James’s Church ✨Kenwood House ✨Kew Gardens Tulips (Mid - Late April) ✨ Holland Park Dutch Gardens ✨Victoria Embankment Gardens ✨ Hampton Court ✨Norfolk Tulip Fields Wisteria (May) ✨Kynance Mews ✨Bedford Gardens ✨Fuller’s Brewary, Chiswick ✨Dutch Gardens, Holland Park ✨The Frognal, Hampstead ✨The English Garden, Battersea Park ✨Southwark Park Azaleas (May) ✨ Isabella Plantation, Richmond Park Roses (May - June) ✨Queen Mary Gardens ✨Wimbledon Park ✨The Rose Garden, Hyde Park ✨The Rose Garden, Greenwich Park ✨Kew Gardens ✨Hampton Court Palace Hydrangea (June) ✨V&A Museum ✨St. Paul’s Cathedral Courtyard Lavender (June - July) ✨Hitchin Lavender Field ✨Mayfield Lavender Field ✨Castle Farm ✨Kew Gardens ✨Vauxhall Park Lavender Garden Sunflowers (August) ✨Hitchin Lavender Fields ✨Garsons Farm ✨The Patch MK ✨Meopham PYO Which blossoms are you most excited to see?
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Is a big park and is just off the picadilly line or a few busses go here so easy to get to. Loads of parking on both ends of the park and on both sides there are free rest rooms that normally are pretty well maintained. On the main entrance from cockfoster side as a plus there's the Go Ape fun park and also a nice Caffe/ bar with food and drinks. People here are friendly, the park is good for walking the dog or a Sunday stroll, loads of well maintained path to walk on and loads of benches to rest alongside them. Plenty of off the beaten track trail bike rides, MTB xc trails, you can go running on the main asphalted road or go trail running the whole outside perimeter I measured 8mi (if u did more let me know how) loads of ppl go here for bird watching, feeding the squirrells or the ducks, there's plenty to do and there's loads of wild life here.
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This is without a doubt the best Country Park you will find in North London. The ideal place to go for a walk, relax in the sun, have a picnic and ride a bike. There are plenty of parking spaces, and a really nice cafe next to the car park. There is no better feeling than a walk around Trent Park, because you do get the feeling that you are in the countryside whilst admiring the stunning scenery. I would strongly recommend anyone to bring a camera with, as there are plenty of opportunities to take decent Landscape and Nature stills. The best place to take photographs is around the open fields and of course The Japanese Garden! If you are intending to travel to Trent Park via public transport then Cockfosters Station is approximately a 10-15 minutes walk from the main entrance.
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