Victoria Park

Big park, with clean public bathrooms and plenty of paths to run or bike. Reminds me a bit of the Amsterdam’s Vondelpark.

There is a weekend market happening there which i heard is worthwhile visiting

Love this park! Perfect if your dog is an extrovert and wants to say hi to other dogs. Perfect for walks off the leash. Can get your steps in easily

One of the best place in London! On Sunday also a food market will entertain you during your stroll. Super advised!

Huge park for a walk and perfect for an outdoor run due to the relatively flat layout! Close to the Mile End Park and the canal so it is also perfect for a longer run.

always a favourite spot to unwind in london. love the lake, fountain and the cafe. ample pay and display parking in the vicinity however somewhat expensive around £5.50 per hr! Had a mesmerising experience to grab a glimpse of rainbow . please come and enjoy and keep clean

A really good and clean park, has a few things for children to do. You can park on Sunday for free on any side road or just outside the park.

Victoria park has two sides and they both have children playground and both side has a cafe, they have boating to do, which you do need to pay for.
They have table tennis table only on one side of the park.

It’s a nice place to come and do picnic with family or friends.
You can walk through the park and enjoy beautiful view or cycle through.

Beautiful park even in autumn and the rain.
Lots of different birds and ducks.
Really cute to walk around and see. Nice and peaceful park to chill in

Free park!

Victoria Park or “Vicky Park” as it’s known locally, is London’s oldest public park. Opened in 1845 for the benefit of the East End working class, “The People’s Park” has a long and rich history spanning over 170 years.

At 86 hectares, Victoria Park is the largest park in Tower Hamlets. It receives over 9 million visitors each year who enjoy a range of community activities, events, live music, and sports.

Really cute, clean park! I did a half marathon here and the course was nice and flat. They have nice bathrooms in the cafe. The cafe has a wide variety of items including baked goods and drinks. This seems like a great park for dogs. Many people were walking with families and dogs.

Great park lots to do. Anyone who knows East London will tell you that this park accommodates the whole family. Perfect for workouts, dog walks, children, and those who want a perfect place to picnic 100% recommend.

One of the most beautiful parks in east London. You can run, cycle, and bring your pets here. A good place to relax for a moment…

Big park with lot of green area and place for picnics. Place for kids and play area is excellent. Lot of activities to do. Parking also available and few disable bays. Nice views and can take good pictures. Overall a great park close to central and east London.

Was really amazed at how large this park was and what it had to offer. There's lot's to explore, including a little rose garden, mini sunken garden, and English garden.

There's a market of Sunday which has a brilliant range of foods. It's a great place for bikes or walking. The lakes are packed with wildlife and lovely views. There are a couple of cafés, loads of ice cream vans, and a limited number of toilets.

Great location near to the town of London multiple access travel points. Regent’s canal across to canal club community centre. Pavilion caffè toilets play land picnic park, Victoria park market every weekend. Victoria Chinese pagoda. Every weekend normal weather regal boat hire open very accessible prices. Access and parking disabilities. Table and chairs for slides swings for children etc

This is a Huge public park which is about 39 mins walk from Mile End Tube Station . It has plenty of green open space where people can pick nick or play games.
There are very good public footpaths and public walkways. This park is very well kept and maintained with very little litter on the ground.
It also has a fantastic cafe in the centre of the park where you can buy food, and drink as well as well-kept toilets.

Visited to attend the All Points East Festival... I mainly went for Stormzy but the whole event did not disappoint!
The park itself was huge, nicely located and easy to access
I would happily travel down to London again to attend another festival or event in this park!!!

This is my favourite park in London.
I love walking along the canal that runs alongside the park. Amazing canal barges and narrow boats of all sizes and designs.

The park is well maintained and clean. It has something for everyone. There are lots of benches where you can sit, relax and take in the scenery.
It has a large lake where you can go boating, playgrounds for children, green area space for picnics and smooth tarmac paths that weave through the park for walking, running or roller skating.

Large park in East London with lots of historical spots. Clean and has food markets on the weekends. Lots of runners and cyclists from the early morning to park closing. Lots of space and I like how it’s close to the canal so you can always take that route too.

A trip down memory lane, I spent a lot of time here as a kid, some things haven't changed like the lovely boating lake, the park it's big and well spread out, on our visit a large area been designated to a concert, 2 cafe bars one on east side one by the lake, couple of kids swing and slide areas, lots of areas to sit and have a picnic, we went to Bethnal Green stn (20min walk to main entrance with boating lake)Hackney wick is closer but coming from the sports end of park.

This is one of my favourite London parks and certainly the most under-rated.

It is huge (for London).

We entered it having strolled along the canals down from Camden heading east. There is a wonderful lake with pagoda and pavilion, including boats to hire. Several children’s playareas, a skate park, and lots of benches to sit in the sun or shady and lots of space to stroll around amongst the trees. Always busy even in winter with walkers, runners and dog walking. A wonderful park all year-round.

We walked right across it and then headed on towards Stratford. Lots of great walks taking in this park in the area.