Waterlow Park

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4 out of 5 Based on 3 reviews

Overview

The largest park Camden Council runs, with good wildlife habitats and a visitor centre.

Set on a hillside with panoramic views over London, it includes historic Lauderdale House and its formal terraced gardens.

The park has recently been improved and restored. This has seen the creation of a Waterlow Parks Centre.

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Open 7.30 to dusk

N19 5JF

Waterlow Park is in Archway & Tufnell Park, North London
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4 out of 5 based on 3 reviews

Latest 3 reviews of Waterlow Park

5.0 out of 5 20 September 2011
by Paul M.

I couldnt be happier walking a little friend around this cosy lung. the views are spectacular and Marxs bones are just next door.more

5.0 out of 5 27 March 2010
by Uli B.

As a passionate and dutiful dog owner, a trip to Waterlow Park is on my daily to-do list. It's such a lovely park, with loads of old trees, spacious meadows...and best of all, it's all so well-maintained. In fact, the other day we had visitors from South London and they were in awe by how luscious and well-kept this park was...apparently quite a difference to some of the more plain commons....more

4.0 out of 5 19 November 2009
by Miriam W.

A few weeks ago I joined my friends for a walk in Waterlow Park with their dalmatian whippet mix pup, MoMo. Fall was quickly turning to winter and autumn hued leaves were all around.

While it was too cold for a picnic on this visit, I definitely want to come back for one in the spring.

Located near on a hillside near the posh Highgate Village, views of London from this park are very pretty....more