Giffee Reviews

I love this place. The Heath is the place to walk in the nature, have a picnic , go on a bike ride, feed the ducks or take a swim in one of the three ponds available while it is also close to places of cultural interest such as Keat's House and the Kenwood House. I have been exploring Hampstead Heath for more than two years now and I still haven't been to every corner of it. It offers a magnificent view of most iconic London skyscrapers, it has a running court and a kids play ground with a shallow pool. It's a beautiful place to spend a day with friends, family or just your dog! Plus there are some great pubs around and some impressive listed houses of famous people that lived around the park. If you visit London for a few days you definitely need to make some time to visit Hampstead and the Heath.

Love, love and love. For me, it is weird many people wears swimsuits here in summer.

Beautiful big piece of land, great for picnic, bike ride, short or long walks, great views, Kite Flying, Kenwood House...

One of the nicest places in London. Always a joy to visit. You can walk for hours away from the busy city.

One of the better parks in London. Not crowded and great for a run

magnificent view from the top of the"hill" close to the pond,even more during autumn, good place for families and hanging out with friends during summer

If visiting London take the time to go Parliament hill viewpoint great views of London and worth the trip.

Great well-kept spacious park. From Hamsted Park Hill you can see great views of London.

Hampstead heath is the best place to visit on a nice sunny day love this place and it's for anyone.

Amazing park with many trails leading through the forest and over sprawling hills with incredible views of the London skyline

Ancient woodland managed by the City of London Corporation. And just like a supermodel, they put in a lot of effort to look like an unmade bed. Great place to get lost in the woods in the city. The Romans used to stand on what is now called Parliament Hill and look out on the Thames to see if they were being invaded.

A little piece of history you can walk and swim in. What's not to like about lovely Hampstead Heath?

Huge urban open space with lakes, open air swimming, playground, extensive walks, some superb views and access to Kenwood (not to be missed, plus it has an excellent cafe) . Good public transport access by bus and London Overground. I don't recommend access by car as traffic very congested and parking limited.

Beautiful, huge park. Far away from the centre, but amazing views. Loved it!

the most beautiful place I has ever visited in smokey London been there 3 times now an hour 2 travel 2 get there same back only thing I would make a comment on I think all parks open big spaces should ave big high tables 4 ppl 2 eat there food my puppy is 5 months old and ppl expect u 2 keep yr dog on lead they should expect dogs 2 wander around up to ppl eating !

Ladies pond is so tranquil, watch out for the blue green algae

Beautiful park and amazing view on the city. A bit complicated access as you need to walk quite a lot from the Tube station, but worth it and Hampstead Village itself is really nice, so the walk was pleasant.
After you visit there, you'll recognize this place in almost every movie which takes place in London.
I was there in January and it was less impressive, must be really fun to come there in summer and in a sunny weather.

One of the best parks in London. Plenty of spaces, always well taken care of and little hidden away corners for when you want peace and quiet. Bring some snacks for hungry squirrels.

Very nice park in a quiet area of North London. Good view over the city from the top of the hill

Nice space for peace and quiet near the park, which has inquisitive ducks and other wildlife around. Far enough from the main road to have tranquility, but not as so far as it takes a while to get to

One of my favourite places in London. It has so much going on for it, beautiful upkeep, available swimming areas with lifeguards, and a feeling of being close to nature.

Brilliant park other than once seeing Ed Miliband there, this really ruined my day but I guess it could have been worse if it were Jeremy Corbyn !

If it is ever sunny in London, this is the place to spend it. Gorgeous park and Hyde had nothing on it

Great place to bring children and babies for a long autumnal walk.

Genuine feeling of the countryside minutes from Central London. Hills, ponds, woods, and it's even got a stately home in Kenwood House.

Nice and huge, unfortunately the lido was so packed so no more people in

Nice place for a walk around on a sunny day.. lots of open space, lots of wooded areas and if you go behind Jack Straws Castle there seems to be lots of single men wandering around.

Its the Heath dammit. Good for nature and walks. Not good for shopping or watching TV.

I feel blessed to have the amazing Hampstead heath so close to my home

Always a stunning walk with so much to do connected via multiple entrances in Hampstead.

The big draw is Parliament Hill, which of course has stunning views. But there is so much more, plenty of open spaces, gardens, cycling routes and walkways.

++good for Badger-spotting. Less so if its beaver you're looking for.
And please be one of the good guys and pick up any litter.

Beautiful, big, lush. Perfect getway from the city.

Perfect place to enjoy nature "eye-to-eye", if there is desire to run away from the turmoil of everyday life in the city. Also fantastic to explore its wilderness with the family or your loved one. Easily reachable from any part of London, it is wast enough, has nice wevs, big open areas and wild woods. Somebody comes to have a really healthy run in fresh air, somebody - to chat and to walk a dog.
The house is famous by its reach portrait gallery, library and beautiful dresses and costumes to put on an make photo to remember.
In the Brewhouse Cafe near the house you can taste great variety of sandwiches, hot and cold drinks and delicious locally made organic cakes. O, those cakes are really worth "five stars"!
So, please, come alone or come together and have time to remember!

I suppose anyone who lives in London has been to Hampstead Heath. What an amazing park, great to go running, lovely for a leisurely stroll, you can go swimming, take your dog swimming, see kenwood House that has a reasonable cafe and a good art collection. You can take in views of central London, walk up to highgate Village, head off to Kentish Town, check out Hampstead Village. Last time we visited there was an impromtu concert next to the ponds . In addition the place incorporates an ancient Forest!

Great views child playground woodland walks and ponds make the park diverse and attractive fishing cycling and live music this is an open space not a formal park cafeteria sports many points of access and interest

Parked here for the Royal Free - lovely setting - nice walk to the hospital - shame the price of parking goes up every 6 months - still cheaper than the hospital car park!

Beautiful park, great community, plenty of space and loads of friendly dogs! Fun for all ages!

Quite possibly the best park in London. It's huge and utterly stunning at certain times of year.

Love,love,love this park. One of my favorites. You can really get lost in there, so you need a map! Great viewing, trees, lot's of dogs and nice walking.

Beautiful. Acres of heath and park land with some landmark buildings seen in the distance. Parking on site. Not cheap but available.

Great piece to have a good old walk with dog if you have one (I don't.), & get lost & chillax when you're not lost.

Nice brisk walk and lovely place to meditate plenty of space

One of the best parks in London. What makes Hampstead Heath different is that it is hilly and has an excellent view of London from Parliament Hill.

Nice bit of green in the middle of London, good for dog walkers.

One of London's great lungs. This is not a park. It is managed but is not cultivated. It has been left more or less in its natural state. About 100 yards into the Heath and you will think you are in the countryside. The sounds of the city disappear and all you can hear are birdsong and yet you are still in zone 2 of 6 London zones!

Woods in the heart of London. Absolutely brilliant park. Loved each moment. There were so many ponds as well.

One of Londons gems, the heath covers several square miles, for art lovers there is Kenwood House, theres an athletic track,swimming pool, or if you just want to get away from the ratrace and maybe walk your dog, a great place to be.

Best park to run with various grounds and small hills to climb!

Wonderful oasis of tranquillity and nature in the heart of north London. Always a pleasant stroll and I hear George Michael was a big fan of the lavatories.

Was busy hot summer day great for picnic and some fresh air ... pleasant walking

As long as you ignore the baby boomers and the jogging idiots, it's a lovely place with lots of dogs.

Hampstead heath is great for jogging or walking also u can go to Kenwood HSE for lovely food