Northala Fields

Beautiful place, perfect for morning/evening walks. Filled with ponds and small hills. There's also a cafe and a small play area for kids. Dog friendly.

This area was very peaceful and I definitely recommend it to anyone who's visiting the area to go there. If you decide to climb 🪜 the hill, it can get really windy 🌬 up there. So, take a jacket 🧥.

Northala View Point allows you to break away from everyday life and immerse yourself in the beauty of nature. It is also a perfect place to take photos that will capture these unforgettable views. For nature lovers and tourists, it is a unique opportunity to feel harmony with nature and admire its inexhaustible wealth.

PLAYGROUND

Huge
Tidy
Lovely

My daughter and me spend hours there

PICNIC AREA

Tidy
Quite
Calm
Green

We were relaxing there after playing at the playground.

Atmosphere made me feel so calm and relaxing.

It took over hour to get there from turnpike Lane but was worth it.

It is the perfect place for those who want to fully enjoy the beauty of the London Borough of Ealing, leaving everyday life behind and immersing themselves in the extraordinary beauty of this region.

Is the most sagnificant green space/park in Northolt.

I regret I did not take more pictures, but I will definitely add more after the next visit.

It's a wonderful place to spend the time walking in nature with a magnificent view on the top of the hills . There's a restaurant with clean bathrooms and parking, which is accessible to wheelchairs.

Such a good place.
Its very beautiful mountains and small lakes.
Good for one day picnic.

Lovely place for a walk and great views of London, also some family friendly fishing.
Plus a nice coffee shop with great coffee and a wide selection of cakes.

Lovely area with 2 great play areas for kids. One of the play areas is a standard colourful playground with all the normal items, the other is a wooden obstacle type playground with really good slides! It was very busy when we came but still enjoyable. Other things to do in the area include visiting the cafe, ice cream trucks, bringing items for a picnic, walking around the ponds, going fishing and walking up the hills themselves. Parking is paid and you can usually find a spot easily at one of their car parks.

Great place to take the kids to expel some energy! Plenty of open space for picnics but not much space for parking. There were quite a few benches dotted around to rest while the children played. There is a small playground for younger children and at the other end of the park, a large wooden building for the older ones to clamber over, under, through, up and down! There are also a couple of small ponds/lakes where people were fishing (this appeared to be the only shaded areas) and another small boating lake. There's a small cafe and toilets near the wooden structure and lakes.

Amazing park with selection of 4 hills to climb, one only has a clear path for disabled and others are more wild. I am being told that the stones in this area are from construction site from building Wembley stadium but have not validated this. It also has I think 8 or 10 small ponds for fishing which looked nice

Good place to run around, cycle and nice activities in children and primary playground.
Large fields and good opportunity for trekking on hills. Can be windy on top of the hill 😁
Have accessible restrooms with the eating facility which are reasonable.

Mesmerizing experience, a must visit with family. Had great time up and down the hill and kids play area and with the swan on water side😘 good for picnics dog walking, running. . Pay parking starts from 1.60 and have to pay through pay by phone app.

We visited Ruislip for the day and checked out Northala Fields! Took some lovely pictures of nature, trees, ducks and the small little pond there. :)

We climb two of the hills and got some great shots of the sunset and the views from above!

The hills were a little difficult to climb especially for my mother who is in her 60s but she still managed it! Bless her. <3 I only wish they built steps that lead right to the top of the hills like they do at Stave Hill as you have to watch your step climbing up and making your way back down.

Very spacious indeed! And a nice, calming, chilling atmosphere.

We always love visiting here as the spaces are open and vast! There is plenty of varied walk ways that bisect the fields area and perimeter the hills as well as the mini water areas.

There is a huge playground for both older and a separate small playground for younger children!

The mini water lakes area offer a great space for people looking to do some fishing. There is also some public toilets close to the centre of fields and near to the large adventure playground.

Parking can be a little tricky at times, but nearby rounds are mostly free to park on.

Northala Fields in Northolt is an outstanding outdoor recreational space that provides a great environment for children to enjoy. Located amidst spacious fields and sprawling hills, the park offers plenty of opportunities for physical activities and leisurely strolls. The pathways are lined with trees and shrubs, providing natural shade and a pleasant atmosphere.

At Northala Fields, there are many facilities specifically designed for children's entertainment. There is a special playground with slides, swings, climbing frames and other equipment that provide hours of fun play. Families can also bring picnics to enjoy amongst the lush green surroundings or take advantage of the onsite café offering refreshments.

In addition to its playground facilities, Northala Fields hosts events throughout the year including Easter egg hunts, Halloween bonfire nights and Christmas markets. The park also has several open-air sports pitches for football, tennis and basketball along with jogging trails for more adventurous visitors.

Overall, Northala Fields is a fantastic place where families can come together and make wonderful memories while enjoying some fresh air outdoors. With its wide range of activities engaging children in both mind and body, this is definitely one of the best parks in London!

Beatiful park with gorgeous view from the top of the hills.
Very calm and relaxing with all those small lakes in the middle.
Occasionaly You can spot here a Kestrel and Dragonflies flying above the water.

My first time coming here and what an amazing little place. 4 hills to climb, 2 parks for the kids to play in and even lots of little lakes where you can fish. It was a little cold this time round but I would love to come back when the weather is nicer to take full advantage of all the facilities. The family had a blast!

Fantastic place to go to, kind playground, high level hills to see all around London skyline,, climbing frame plus enclosed slide swings etc,, fishing lakes (fishing license needed ) toilets at the back of drinks shop, boat lake for children only £6.00 for 15 minutes check out Web site for more details, at present until 3rd September enclosed area for children rides, inflatables, etc lots of areas to have a picnic, we'll worth a visit, but car parks do not take cash, all done online.

My experience here was 10/10, I went for the first time and I'm impressed. I loved the view and the playground was very big, I also love how there was a funfair which had cheap prices and the fact that there was a lot of other stuff to do besides the funfair like eating in the cafe, sitting by the pond, biking etc.

Lovely views from the hill top! There is also small lakes/ponds in the area, and a playground for kids. If you feel hungry, there is a coffee shop nearby and they also sell sandwiches, hotdogs, and ice creams. There are also public toilets.

Enjoyed the area. A very nice place for walks as well as it is pretty huge.

Loved climbing to the top of the mountains and it is really windy up there. Kids had lots of fun climbing the hills and when we went there was a fun fair as well. A good place to spend 2-3 hours with kids.