Giffee Reviews

Cant go wrong with the amazing heath, great place to walk, run or chill with friends. There is nothing better then enjoying the sun with some friend or taking a dip in the public swimming lakes

Best park in london. Basically it's like not being in London, in London.

Fantastic! Beautiful! That's a very nice place to chill out! Highly recommended!

Lovely park with lovely views and lovely lakes. If I had to sum up this park in one word: lovely.
Excellent for people who like dogs and people who walk dogs as well!

A haven on a London hill ! Beautiful nature and stunning views over London from certain vantage points

The heath has so much going on - a lido, wild bathing, cafes, tennis courts etc - yet it's quite easy to get away from everyone.

Among the most precious and beautiful places anywhere

Be in the country in the middle of the city. Good views out over the city, open grounds with room for the dogs to run and shaded woods to relax and contemplate. There are even swimming ponds if you're in the mood and the weather obliges.

Beautiful outdoor space close to Central London, perfect for a brisk winter's walk and views of the city.

Everyone should go to the heath. It's just wonderful.

The women's bathing pond is great on a hot day, room to sunbathe

Best place to ingest special k while watching the sun rise

This is the place to be, with friends and family, it so peaceful

Shocking place to hold a concert as no directions available from exiting station or even in surroundings area.

A nice park. Good for hikes or walks with your dog. A bit of a drab if the weather is gloomy or rainy.

Great place to walk or jog. Also a good farmers market on Saturdays!

The best way to get to Hampstead Heath is by overground. Exit from the station for the entrance to the heath. And the station is staffed 24/7

Ponds, fields, hills, woods, trails, views of London. What's not to like about the biggest green space in North London?

Lovely area, great for the whole family and the dog. Wild in parts, manicured in others. Natural swimming ponds for those so inclined. Nice pubs on all sides of the heath and Golders green, for after that long walk. Hampstead high street is close by with a choice cafes, restaurants, and patisserie's

Lovely natural space with a wonderful view of the distant cityscape to boost. But I ve got to emphasis the need to wear waterproof shoes/boots during your visiting especially if you wish to wander along the hidden paths. Otherwise, a true gem in the concrete urbanity.

If you don't know the Park well don't adventure go into the woods without you GPS tracker available

Wide and peaceful park, farther from the chaos of the innermost parks like Regent's or Hyde Park. The view from Parliament Hill is stunning, surely deserves a visit.

Amazing spot for a picnic or walk! Plenty of trees for shade and so much space to spread out!

Coffee shop sign says open at 8
Door sign says 9 and the gardener thought it was 10
WHAT IS GOING ON ??

Excellent walks - loads of people having BBQ etc on a weekend but very calm & tranquil & everyone just out to have a good time

Beautiful green place .. pride of London. This place is huge.. you can easily forget that you're actually in London :)

Lovely place for walking the dog very beutiful views, you also meet nice people as you walk along .

One of my favourite places in London. This park is enormous. The landscape is hilly with beautiful views. All year round swimming is available in ponds. Outdoor gym, running track are situated near the south side. Kenwood house is great place for families.

been going here all my life even though I live on the other side of London now I still travel there when I feel the need

Gigantic park with loads of shades and green spaces, toilettes and shops nearby. Great for picnics!

Huge and ranging park with plenty to do, quiet areas for a chilled hangout, three outdoor swimming areas, so many dogs, lots of foresty paths to wander off on, great viewing points and plenty of hills. The perfect place to spend a sunny afternoon or have a morning walk. Plenty of pubs and restaurants all around

Having the feeling to be lost in nature some time while staying in London. The Heath is an enjoyable piece of fresh air an quiet in the city.

Its very easy to get to using the overground train, then get off at gospel walk. Only about 3 minutes walk from the station. Has a secret garden which is used for school educational trips. Nicecplacecfor a picnic or just a stroll in the park.

Biggest foresty park in London! Great escape from the busy streets if you are just using local transport or bycicle.
Lot's of areas with beautiful trees and good perspective on London panorama from the Parliament hill.

It has 3 ponds, which are open entire year: male, female and mixed. If there's no other choice, great way to spend a hot day. But be adviced, even though they are separated by gender - you'd have to share it with local birds (and other wild animals). Water is also standing (i.e. no rivers to bring fresh and take old).

Vast, large area, full of trees and countryside-like forests. Does get busy on weekends with good weather, unfortunately.

Great for family or friends, animals, rolling hills and great scenery, can get busy when the sun's out

Quite and well maintained park. A bit of everything for everybody : a small collection of animals, great kids games and nice flower garden in the corner. The visitors were - for some reason and our great luck - a mix of very individuals with many age groups.

Lovely spot, no sign of the stuff that it's notorious for :-)

I love every thing about the Heath; the wildlife, dog walking paradise and love the ponds

Amazing place
Well looked after.
Ideal for a little break form the noise of London!

I use the car park while attending the Royal Free Hospital. It's much less expensive that the hospital parking and you have more chance of getting parked. You also benefit from the walk to the hospital via the gladed path and if lucky you may even spot the local parakeets.

One of my favourite places to walk - from the heath to the pergola, through Golders Hill and on to Golders Green for a bite to eat. Another one of London's (better known) gems. Always worth a visit.

Definitely worth a visit if you're travelling in London. Also worth wandering over and checking out the beautiful Kenwood House.

Nice place for dog walks,great kids play area and a nice cafe

A little busy, but still a beautiful place to visit

It's nice. You can see London without really being in London.

Plenty of space for bbqs. Natural and well maintained

I do like this park. It's a nice place to walk your dog play with your kids have a run etc. It has nice cafes to sit and enjoy the park and an amazing food market each Saturday. So it's worth having lunch or just a snack or something sweet there.

Lovely enormous park, enjoyed it a lot! Wish I had more time to see all of its parts.

On one side you have a large open space, fields of greenery that stretches out yonder across the boroughs. On the other side towards Golders Green you have a less travelled woodland-like area that is akin to a tamer part of a forest. Take your pick as to which side you'd prefer by parking near Kenwood House and going in either direction. Lovely place to visit, right in the middle of some of the nicest areas of London. Enjoy.