Visit Queen's Park
Queen's Park is a community-focused green space in a densely populated part of London, equally perfect for finding peace and quiet or getting out for some fun and exercise!
The Park has:
- tennis courts
- a pitch and putt course
- an ornamental garden
- a children's playground with sandpit
- a small farm
- and a café
Getting here
Public transport
Queen's Park is connected to public transport by Queen's Park, Kensal Rise and Brondesbury Park stations on the London Overground - and by several bus routes.
Visit TfL's Journey Planner to plan your trip.
Cycling
As stated in our byelaws, cycling is not permitted in Queen's Park, but if you want to cycle to the park, there are bike racks by the café, where bikes can be locked up.
Parking
Queen's Park doesn't have a car park. Street parking is available in the surrounding area.
Closure due to high winds
If wind speeds are forecast to be 40mph or above, the Park may need to be closed for safety reasons and at short notice. We will update X with any planned closures wherever possible.
Update on the Café
A competitive re-tendering process for the North London Open Spaces cafés, including the Queen's Park café, was conducted at the end of 2025. Find out further information about the tender process.
Exploring Queen's Park
The park is quite well signposted but you can also find your way around the Park with our map or by using what3words.
Public transport
Queen's Park is connected to public transport by Queen's Park (5 min walk), Kensal Rise (12 min walk) and Brondesbury Park Stations(8 min walk) - and by several bus routes.
Visit TfL's Journey Planner to plan your trip.
Kensal Rise on the Mildmay Line has step free access.
Cycling
As stated in our byelaws, cycling is not permitted in Queen's Park, but if you want to cycle to the park, there are bike racks by the café, where bikes can be locked up.
Parking
Queen's Park doesn't have a car park. Street parking, with restrictions, is available in the surrounding area.
The paths in Queen's Park are tarmacked and wheelchair accessible.
There are four accessible toilets in Queen's Park:
- Ladies' toilet accessible cubicle. Dimensions 1.6m x 2m. Located at ///builds.field.wage
- Men's toilet accessible cubicle. Dimensions 1.6m x 2m. Located at ///jets.jets.tricks
- Café unisex accessible toilet with baby change facilities. Dimensions 1.75m x 2.2m. Located at ///port.link.trendy
- Café unisex accessibile toilet without baby change facilities. Dimensions 1.5m x 2.2m. Located at ///flute.silk.stream
There are baby change facilities in both the Men's and Ladies' in the toilet block by the playground.
| Location | what3words address |
|---|---|
| Bandstand | ///title.trap.lights |
| Café | ///signal.bulb.mile |
| Café toilets | ///port.link.trendy |
| Farm | ///narrow.zones.cloud |
| Field of Hope | ///assure.dips.double |
| First aid post | ///snow.drape.cattle |
| Pitch and putt | ///snow.drape.cattle |
| Paddling pool | ///player.fetch.forks |
| Playground | ///silks.manage.hope |
| Playground toilets | ///store.hogs.shelf |
| Sandpit | ///risks.little.shark |
| Staff yard | ///solve.lodge.reach |
| Tennis courts | ///switch.like.gent |
| Trim trail 1 | ///luck.affair.tuned |
| Trim trail 2 | ///fruit.hung.apron |
| Trim trail 3 | ///trendy.middle.cans |
| Woodland walk | ///narrow.called.riches |
Managing Queen's Park
Find out more about how Queen's Park is cared for in the Management Plan 2025-35