Casa de Campo

Casa de Campo is miracle for me. Close to center of Madrid you have great park with everything, what you need. Calm places full of nature or crowded places with Parque de attractions, Zoo or aquarium. I love this place and next time in Madrid, I will definitely visit it again.

Beautiful! Although it rained and after the sun appeared, I had lot of fun. It costs €8 to take de boat (oct/2023) and there wasn't line (no waiting) so I rather take the boat in this park than in the "Retiro Park" (too many people).

Beautiful park, one of the less crowded in Madrid. Would definitely suggest for a solo walk or run, a picnic or just exploring. Easily accessible by metro at the “Lago” station.

A massive beautiful park on the edge of the city. Views of the Royal Palace from afar.

The greatest part, since the park is so huge, it’s never overcrowded. You can easily find a private spot and picnic.

Lovely place to take a stroll in the shade , bars and restaurants to sit and have a drink and watch the world go by. Ice cream vendor selling cold drinks, the area is expensive though so be prepared to pay extra

Great view, peaceful place. There are restaurants, good ones. Have coffee sir near lake, have some quality time. 🌄☕

Loved this. It’s a beautiful natural getaway not far from the center of Madrid.

The park is easily accessible by metro and is a great place to do sports, chill and enjoy nature. Even though the park is more less in the city it feels like another world outside the city. The Park is a little more wild than you would expect from other city parks, but the wildness makes the park seem more natural.

What a place! Went for a run here and thoroughly enjoyed the scenery!

A great place to spend time with your family or friends. This park is huge, perfect for cycling, running, or any other sport activity. There are some tables available to have a mini-picnic. There’s a beautiful lake, you can rent a small boat, as soon as I remember it’s about 8€ per hour. It has so much to offer, so better to go in the morning, to be able to do as many things as possible.

good park for walks and picnics

We took the cable car to get to the hill, and then took a 20 min walk down to the lake. The park is a bit dry now, but it still has a nice view, and a lot of nice trees.

We walked in the area at night and saw a dude with a baseball bat, I felt so safe and welcomed here

Great Nature spot to walk and write.
Once away from the amusement park noise. I prefer quiet and nature immersion and this did the trick (again once away from the amusement park noise).
Saw lots of rabbits(hares), magpies, wild chamomile, lavender, pine, oaks, etc.
Great walking and breeze here.
Saw many cyclists on paved paths as well.
Water fountains available throughout!

Easily accessible by metro. Beautiful trees and can see the palace from a picturesque lake.

This place is so massive, it’s easy to be alone, away from others. I’d recommend renting a bike or going for a long run.

Great place to get a trail run in for a visitor to Madrid. There is over 100kms of tracks and paths available to either walk, run or ride with some nice views of the city. The park is only a few metro rises from the city centre.

Best park in Madrid, arguably the best urban park I've ever been to. It's incredibly expansive and gives city-dwellers the opportunity to connect with nature.

Expansive forest close to Plaza de Espana, which can be easily accessed via the Lago tube station. It has numerous trails for walking and cycling. Best visited in the afternoon, when the direction of the setting sun can make for some amazing photographs. I Only wish it was less crowded on weekends...but otherwise, it’s a fantastic park for exercise and nature lovers.

This park is simply stunning! It has a main path, which can be used for road cycling and lots of downhill trails perfect for mountain biking.