Coram's Fields

Nice lovely park, my sons loved it, spacious and clean.I was confronted by a man in yellow vest when I left my little boys to have a run around with their mum so I can take 2 mins for myself. He asked me my business at the park, abit embarrassing but I understand, till I pointed to my kids.So especially for men you will be asked to leave if you are not with your kids, so always hang around where your kids are to avoid embarrassment

Nice spacious play area that is enclosed with a variety of play equipment, including swings, slides, roundabout, zip wire, sand pit, water area and more. Suitable for all ages, though majority would be for toddlers and younger children. Plenty of space to run around.There is also a basketball/netball court. No adults allowed without being there with children and no dogs can enter.In the early evening that we went, it was not overly crowded, so could use the facilities at leisure. Coram's Fields have a policy that they will close the Park at a time suited to them, so even though it was a bright day with no rain and the suggested closure time was 8, people were asked to leave at 7.15pm. Makes it difficult to plan your visit as there is no consistent closing time. Nonetheless it was an enjoyable time.

This place is awesome! It has kept my kids age three to eight very entertained. It feels safe since every adult has to be accompanied by a kid. The cafe is nice. The bathrooms are clean. There are even special bathrooms for the under five. I recommend they get a water bottle filler. It is impossible to fill up your water bottle in the drinking fountains. But, that is literally my only complaint.

This one is a favourite of ours. It is a little hidden but worth the find.Free entry.Huge spaces, football caged area, cafe, play area for the toddlers, under 10s and the tree house area for the overs, including an impressive climbing wall.You can spend hours here, if your children are different ages, theres bound to be a play area to suit them.Absolutely beautiful.

Fantastic children's park. That is staffed to ensure safety of the young usersPlenty of activities for themLovely little cafeChildren's toilets ( no toilet tissue or holders so guessing its never there)Wildlife gardenToiletsSandpitsSwings slides, climbing frames.sensory games. Table tennis.

Lovely big children's play park. Lots of different areas for children to play, a large green grass central square and football/basketball pitches. Has toilets and changing rooms for babies, both clean. Can host private parties in a separate room. Got a café and seating areas dotted around. Loved the toddlers space with sand. Also has a small but cute wildlife space at the back. Recommended a visit!

A gem of a park in the middle of the city. There's a basketball court, football pitch, a playground for older children, and a playground for younger children. Well maintained. Highly recommended!

x3 playgrounds with slides, swings and a climbing wall in central London. Also has dual zipline for races. Even has a sandy area for toddlers. All contained so kids can't run off.

It was a truly impressice playground for kids but I was quite confused by it at first. The park seemed somehow closed to the public when I tried to bring the kids on Sunday. Seems to only be open when staffed, which is strange for a playground in my opinion. But it has places for different aged kids, including a room with toys for kids under 5. They even seem to put on plays and such. There is a little cafe for parents as well, or maybe it's more of a snackbar.

Our little boy loved this park and the playground areas, especially the sand pit.Adults can only get in with children and we have seen 2 security guys patrolling the area during our visit to make sure the place is safe. Toilets and picnic tables are available.There is also a small café in the grounds but oddly it was closed at lunchtime and it opened at 3pm when we were about to leave.Considering the free entry, this place is a real gem.