Suggestions for Park near East Dulwich, London

Time Out London • March 27, 2012The new adventure playground at Goose Green in East Dulwich is a hit with all ages.

Johannes D. • August 30, 2015Great park. Clean, expansive and with lots of hidden treats, like a pond, tree-lined avenues and play areas. Great for a run too (3km perimeter)

Daniel H. • February 3, 2016Great fun for kids; lots of space and a playground. Paddle boats on the lake with ducks and swans

Jon C. • August 10, 2014One of our favourite place to jog, the common is close to Peckham Rye Park with its secluded gardens.

Phil C. • September 7, 2014Played a gig here on the bandstand - very pleasant park, seemed very friendly for kids. Nice little cafe by the paddling pool area.

Laura F. • June 22, 2013Carters steam fair .. Never knew this park was here

Jon C. • August 10, 2014Quite possibly one of the best views of London skyline.

Gavin K. • September 10, 2011The tyre swing with a slab of rough concrete under it is a death trap. A miracle no (known) victims. Moan, moan, whinge.

Matt E. • July 25, 2010Look out for the new goslings and ducklings

Time Out London • March 27, 2012Just over the road from the Horniman Museum (SE23) is the Horniman Triangle playground. This was completely revamped in 2009.

Jayne R. • September 12, 2013A bar on the top of a multi storey car park, which serves good beer and has festival style toilets and a giant sink and awesome views? It's a winner!

Bruno B. • November 22, 2016great coffee right by peckham rye park

Dulwich OnView • February 18, 2011This is the world’s first purpose-built art gallery and is a treasure. Small but packed with great paintings, a fine cafe and a short walk away from Dulwich Park.

Lucy W. • January 6, 2019Vibrant heart of Peckham full of interesting and unique small businesses. Great art, food and drink! Including a new sake brewery and bar! 🍶

Alessia C. • April 9, 2017Lovely park and little museum on a hill in the South East. Better take a bus from the overground station, to avoid the sloping path.

William F. • June 15, 2010It has a pretty good playground for little kids. Not many people seem to know about it so it does not get too crowded. There is a big field next to it where little folk can run about.

Martin T. • May 21, 201223 September: The park is noted for its Japanese maple tree with rich red foliage at this time of year, and paler leaves in spring and summer, as well as a Japanese shelter installed in 2005.

Alex T. • February 11, 2010Great Sunday lunch but burger also amazing. Excellent drinks & friendly staff. Perfect for a thirst quencher after day in brockwell park (when weather improves)

Julie M. • March 28, 2016Breakfasts are lovely with scrambled or poached eggs, really reasonably priced and great smoothie and loose leaf tea options. Beautiful views of Brockwell park ad friendly staff too!