Lea Bridges Park

Superb, clean and tidy park. Lots of space for children's activities and for walking a dog. With the added bonus of watching the trains go by.

It was so much fun and very beautiful. There's so much open space and loads of green scenery.You can see the holes the moles have dug up on the grass and how it could work as a massive football field (it already includes the goalposts).There's a children's park on one side and grown ups" leisure toys on the other. My friend and I had the greatest time and we're 25. It really appeals to your childish side and it's very relaxing to just walk around and take in the sunshine. I just wish there was more to do and a few benches would be perfect to sit down and rest.We actually missed the main entrance so take care to look at the ground and see where the plaque is located. We kind of went around it and then back but it was still lovely. Lots of beautiful houses on the side as well."

Have used this park all my life. Good for kids it has a play area, great for dog walks and it even have a basket ball court. It's has a massive field for football

Park is open but the play area equipment has been disabled, presumably by the council. Lots of open space of grass to run around without getting near other people though.There's a good fence between the park and the train line so let's and children can't wander off towards that.

Nice little park, we go to watch grandchildren do the 2k Jr park run which is well organised at 9oclock. Afterwards we have a kick about in the five a side fenced pitch.

Good junior parkrun here Sundays 9 a.m.

Nice open park in a residential area which runs alongside the train track. Decent amount of play equipment spread about. Small sand area with toddler swing, slide and seesaw. Also a zipline, round rope swing, small climbing frame, bigger slide, small trampoline. Also a sports court for football or basketball. Lots of daffodils out at the moment. Was quiet when I went during the week, only couple of dog walkers. Big green area with goal posts up, didn't walk all the way down the end of the park though. Didn't spot many benches either. Seemed fairly clean and tidy. Missed the entrance on my bike initially as just a small path, the only sign for it on the pavement. No car park, so parking could be difficult as residential area.

Nice little park, good play area for under 7's when dry. Parking is on main road and walk in. Big field to give your dog a good run out. Couple of larger swing, zip wire and fenced football/basketball court but can have a few teens hanging around this area. If your child loves trains then this place is a must as the main London train line runs next to the park!

Nice and lovely park with lots of stuff to do.Let's get to the main things :1. There's a playground for kids. I recommend primary school ages and that type of age. With a swing, slides, seesaw, trampoline, climbing ladder and spinning disk.2. I live not far from the park and it's not just a playground, there's a big field to walk dogs and there are football posts and goals.3. There's also a few other rides on the field like a zip wire, swing and a ride that you have to keep swinging around while you or another person sits and you or your friend swings you around.

It is a lovely big space so you can, enjoy the peace and quiet. There is a couple of play areas for different ages and a good B ball court. All you need for a few hours fun or relaxing in the sun!