Gladstone Park

+44 20 8937 1234

52 Mulgrave Rd, Neasden, London NW10 1JG United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

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Gladstone Park Info

52 Mulgrave Rd, Neasden, London NW10 1JG United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
+44 20 8937 1234
[email protected]

Amenities

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible car park
Wheelchair-accessible entrance

Activities

Hiking

Amenities

Basketball court
Has a tennis court
Picnic tables
Public toilet
Slides
Swings

Children

Good for kids
Kid-friendly hikes
Playground

Pets

Dogs allowed

Best KPortal Reviews

Spacious park which offers a peaceful experience. Well cleaned and maintained park with lot of attractions like Dollis Hill House, Gladstone gardens, pond, cafe, playground, outdoor exercise area, cherry blossom walk, play area for children and so on. Dollis Hill railway is also an attraction. Also we can spot some wildlife as well.

Nice and relaxing park in North West London with a duck pond,rose garden, children playgrounds and tennis courts.Great for running and exercise! ????

A nice park with good views up the hill. You can see wembley arena and surrounding areas up the hill. There is a small cafe up top close to the mansion ruins and another one by the field where people play rugby. There is also an occasional ice cream van parked nearby when the weather is nice.

This park is also good for running and brisk walking due to some areas elevated and you certainly can challenge yourself to push harder. There is an outdoor gym too. The park is well maintained and clean.

There are two playgrounds. One located by the south eastern edge of the park and the other further inside. There are also tennis courts. Not far from the tennis court, there is a ruin of a mansion and a small pond. A couple of picnic tables near the ruins are also available to use and is covered in shade by big trees.

It's definitelt a place to go if you want to see some greenery and relax for a little bit.

I forgot to mention that there is also a basketball court which is a nice touch because basketball is a national sport where I came from.

Very nice mid size park(in under one hour you can see it all). It has a car park, tennis court, kid's play ground, and a beatiful sight of West London.

Definitely much larger than I expected with a train lane running through the middle. There are 2 bridges either side to cross over. Plenty of dogs go walking in the park as would probably be expected with a large children’s play area which is partitioned. Would definitely be worth a visit in the summer

Big and Spacious Park for walking and running. Either with a bike, dogs or with your kids. At the top of the hill, you’ll see an amazing view. There are good spots to sit on with your books to read.

However, I would prefer you to go to the loo first before going out, as their public toilet is not so sure.

Very nice park for a day out or walking around. Good location and it’s quite park. Good for parking and Nice for taking kids to see the pond with ducks and nice little garden.

????☕️????‍♂️☀️We are really lucky to have this park in the area! Lots space, tenis/basketball courts, kids playgrounds, a rugby pitch, a walled garden, two cafes and lots of nature. Perfect for a run, family picnic or walking dogs! ????????