Giffee Reviews

A very beautiful area of nature in North West London.

Nice park, decent size for London. Nice water features and is home to Primrose Hill from which you can see majority of London. (Bit of a tourist hotspot). Has one car park inside the park, and others dotted nearby - they re a little expensive but standard I guess

Europe's largest inner city park. A place of poetry, nature and the heart of en entire area. The perfect place to enjoy a weekend, with a visit in Spaniards Inn there after.

Beautiful and peaceful. Two things you need within reach in a busy city life!!

Nice afternoon on the Extension

Toadstool on the extension

Second best park in London. You should definitely go there!!!

Best park to spend your day in if you don like crowds

An undeniably beautiful place! Yes it's in the city and it requires money to maintain its natural beauty, but that doesn't mean it's any less wonderful, so you can tell those born-and-bread Cotswoldians to get their fingers out of their asses

Always lovely but East Heath carpark privately run , no coins just app or phone with card and over 4 hours very expensive.

One of the greatest parks in London. Definitely worth visiting. Fantastic place to spend time with family (especially since the Winnie the Pooh has been there himself!). It offers a wide range of activities such as swimming, tennis, athletics, fishing space etc. There s everything one needs to spend time outdoors.

Good spot for fishing and nice picnic very quite and peaceful

Great park: good fir outdoor running and swimming--water is really good in the ponds.

This is the best place for children and adults to explore? You can walk for more than 2 hours . Kenwood House is a place you should visit . In the summer has shows with famous people . I would give this a higher rate than 5?

A nice sized park where you walk, jog explore and ton of playground space for the kids. There is also great views of central London.

Great outdoor space with plenty of nature to be had. You wouldn't even know you're in London.

I've lived near here since 1964. It has changed a lot today. Lots of barriers. Netting..railings. it may be something to do with Corona virus.

Beautiful views and not too far to walk to. Lots of benches, so it isn't hard to find somewhere to sit, very happy atmosphere at the viewing point

Very nice park but people breaking rules in pond by swimming where it was not allowed.

Love it here open space great for walking dogs or picnics days out with kids

Great ,amazing park
Love it

We Love It Here... We Come Here Daily In The Summer Times & We Bring The Dogs Too x

I've had a distant memory of visiting some park in 1960's London. The place was a surreal mixture of wilderness and cultivated nature you'd never find in the States. I was pleased to find this wasn't just an imaginary memory when google-map-wandering around greater London led me to Hampstead Heath.

Great place for a walk .With some amazinh views of london

Great wild, open space in the middle of London. Good trees for the kids to climb at the top end. Beautiful views across the city. The bathing ponds are a favourite as well. It is attached to Kenwood House and Park at the north east end if you fancy some history and culture.

Best bit of wild in London. Plus, swimming at the ponds

It is a nice place, and many people seem to enjoy the park. I however am not comfortable in bushy, overgrown areas make me nervous. I worry about snakes though there should be none.

Amazing park. Perfect on a sunny day. It is surrounded by so many nice places to have lunch. Will be back for sure.

Adore this park, it's pagoda, established trees, shrubs and lovely staff.

I've spent many hours lost in this park over the years. A taste of the English countryside with a view of the centre of London

I always find something new every visit. With a swim in the pond when it's open but be mindful just how cold the water is. Took my breath away for a few moments. Only lasted 12 minutes in total for a swim but something to tick off and fun overall.

Great views, very calm an relaxing place to go for a walk or even have a picnic

Some of the best views in London, day or night and when you're eventually ready to stop sight seeing the heath is surrounded by dozens of wonderful cafes, restaurants, pubs and more

Well kept park, looks nice and has great facilities.

Love going for walks here and coffee at Kenwood house is a must

One of my best spot for a panoramic view of the city.

Perfect for a Sunday walk! Just make sure it is sunny :)

I go on a organized walk for the older generation it takes about a hour, the walk is ran by Camden council. We finish at the cafe for well deserved coffee .

Lots of different spots to explore great for a day in the sun or shade as loads of trees to sit under

In my opinion the best and beautiful park in London.

Beautiful location! A must see park if you love nature.

Catch it on a sunny day and it's absolutely wonderful

Great place for Sunday after
a walks and exploring. You won't feel like you are in the heart of London

Suitable places for picnic.

Parking at weekends is possible but you may need to drive round a bit. Easier by tube to either Golders Green and walk/bus or Hampstead

Beautiful wildish park in the city. There's a nice view of London from Parliament Hill. You can even admire an original Rembrandt at Kenwood House.

A really lovely place to sit and relax. Or, walk and walk.

Very Good naturally.
Usually on school half term or summer holidays the fun fair comes there and who are got a kids could have day out with kids other wise very good for walking even daily basis that locals take a dogs out.

Nice Park. Large. Plenty of space to relieve yourself, so no worries if you're having a wee drink with your mates. 10/10 will recommend

Go for a stroll when next in London you won't be disappointed. Image two miles down the road Westminster!

Men's pond is at its best early morning in December...the Heath is heart warming too. Amazing oasis in a busy metropolis. London.

Very nice place to escape from the city within the city.

Beautiful area with great photo spots, wildlife, colourful trees, lovely ponds.

Another non touristic way to see our great London. Stunning view and potentially the greatest place to experience nature in London: Swimming in pond, picnic in the heath, wondering in the forest. You can do all these in this same place!

Beautiful escape from London city! This park is very crowed with good weather as everyone is here for a picnic with friends. From the bravest, there is also the possibility to swim in a small lido between seaweed and grass. From the top of the little hill, there's a spectacular view of the city (see photo).

Beautiful place in Hampstead, as the name suggest. can go for nice long walk. In the summer you can sit and relax near the pond. There is also a restaurant on site. Events also being held here at certain times of the year.

Fantastic walks with great views of they city. Very pet friendly and the perfect place to take the dog for a walk.

Clearly one of the most iconic green spaces in London and rightly so. Its vast and easy to lose yourself (which is a good thing) along the myriad paths winding through the woods and open spaces. Stunning views on top of parliament hill and three ponds to take a dip in if you wish. One mixed, one women's and one men's. Great for long walks and picnics.

Lovely expansive park with lakes, hills, woods and a lovely view of the London skyline. Perfect for walking a dog or doing a jog. Almost forget you're in London!

One of the most significant London views. Fresh air and good spot for picnick with friends and family.

@TheWiseMrMoomoo. Lovely place to spend on a sunny day. Can get a bit busy during the weekend, but worth it. Best time? Probably in the morning and you can enjoy a nice swim as well. Don't forget to bring sun protection!

Lovable romantic place :)
Great to spend time in the nature such as having picnic with friends or family members.

Due to being the highest place in London Parliament Hill offers the most fantastic panoramic views of all the parks in town. Me and my niece just love spending the afternoon there. The easily accesible public transportation from and to it completes the overall lovely impression the park leaves in its visitors.

This place is a gold bowl in London. Top place to run or jog or play footie on the grass.

One of the gems of London - space for walkers and cyclists, plenty of places to sit and relax, good views and and perfect place to escape. Kenwood House in the north, plenty of green spaces and woodland - some swimming areas, great wildlife....it is all there

Beautiful park area in London plenry of spaces to relax away from the main green. Visit the pagoda. Magnificent