Battersea Park is right next to the River Thames and a huge park in South London. Battersea Power Station is nearby and the station for the Northern Line. Alternatively the closest railway stations are Battersea Park which is served by the Southern Railway with trains from Victoria going to parts of South London. There is also Queenstown Road Battersea which is served by South Western Railway with trains from Waterloo and Vauxhall going to parts of South West London. There are plenty of paths to stroll along and benches galore where you can sit and relax and admire the nature. Highly recommended.

Must admit didn’t know there was a Battersea Park until today, but wow were we impressed. Clean, felt safe, big space, lovely walk alongside the Thames and lots to see and do. Shame it was winter as would have gone on the boating lake for sure. Well done Wandsworth Borough. Fantastico

It is always great to visit Battersea Park. Beautiful gardens surrounded by established trees and in the centre of London. The paths are wide and it is easy walking. Great for young families, couples and grandparents too. A good place to escape the hustle and just relax.

Beautiful, large, safe park to walk through with a child. Nice, large playground in the park as well as tennis courts, etc. We saw many people walking their dogs. There are boats although they were closed for service when we were there. The pond in the center has ducks, geese, etc. We walked through the park to get to the small zoo in the center which was small but interactive. Apparently there is a mini golf course at this park too that we missed! We will be back to play here absolutely.

well worth a visit. make sure you go in good weather(sunny) enough activities to keep all the young ones occupied. Good ambience all round in a party atmosphere Foodies will be happy with so many choices for fast food and fine dining too. drinkers will rock with nice pubs and freshly brewed beer. nice view of the thames. Spend a day there!!!

I enjoyed a pleasant hour or so wandering the park on a visit to Battersea to see a show in the area. It's a generously-sized park in London, located close to the Thames and within walking distance of Chelsea Bridge and Victoria station. It has a large boating lake, bandstand, various gardens, a Go-Ape attraction, it also features the London Peace Pagoda and a children's zoo. Some of the attractions are subject to an admission charge (the children's zoo was around £14 for an adult) but the park itself is free to enter. There are toilets in the park which were of reasonable standard. On a nice day this park would be very pretty to enjoy some time just chilling. It was overcast on my visit but was still an enjoyable visit.

We had a brilliant day at Battersea Park. The zoo is lovely for smaller children. They have meerkats, otters, monkeys and birds - to name a few. There’s also a good sized sandpit and a helicopter to climb in, all of which goes down well. My children. friends and I then had a picnic near the cricket hut. The fountains were too tempting so my children had a splash and a paddle. My one word of warning. The car park is very pricey. It’s £10.20 for up to three hours, and £17 for up to five hours. Other than that - this is a beautiful, well maintained park with plenty for children to do. We plan to go back and enjoy the playground next time.

Amazing walking/running paths and trails right on the Thames. Great place to visit for some green space in London. Spent a lot of time walking through this park and enjoying the sights. Definitely a great place to relax and enjoy some quiet time.