Suggestions for Landmarks and Outdoors near Honor Oak, London

Kevin D. • May 19, 2018Great quiet nature reserve with fantastic views of London!

Felix B. • October 16, 2013Great place to relax and have a walk. It's also a nice location for picnicking and also jogging.

George E. • January 25, 2013Watch out for doggy doo

Georgia P. • November 4, 2014Beautiful garden architecture and fragrant rose bushes everywhere. Serene and romantic, bring a book and forget yourself on one of the benches. Or count the different rose varieties.

Carl G. • January 3, 2016Nice open area. Ideal for enjoying a picnic in Summer.

Jon C. • October 2, 2014South East London has so many spectacular open space with wonderful viewpoints. This is one of the quieter ones. A wondeful hill to have picnic.

Harri B. • May 7, 2018Amazing views over the City - nice place to take in the sunset

Ieva P. • January 9, 2013A beautiful park with loads of Rhododendron bushes, a boating lake, duck pond, outdoor gym, table tennis and other sport facilities. Great for a jog. There is also a cafe and cycle hire (a bit pricey)

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

Johnny H. • March 9Great wide open spaces for dogs to run around, plus a great post-dog walk cafe.

Kevin D. • July 8, 2018Great views of London!

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.

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.

Scott-Lee N. • August 20, 2011A little Oasis in the area of Peckham Rye, also try the bars nearby as they are excellent!!

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

Anjana S. • April 25, 2013Took some moon pictures :) it's a beautiful sky, with the full moon.... Can stare for ages and found my self glued to the sky forgetting the time.

Jodi • April 17, 2014At the end of Malyons Road, cross the river and take the path to the right. The Dutch Elm, one of the Great Trees of London, is ahead, behind a fence. Look for the plaque.

Shane B. • October 10, 2018Who let all these kids here?