Name: Bishops Park
Rating: 5.0

Bishops Park

Bishops Avenue, Hammersmith, Greater London, SW6 6EA, England

1-90 Years

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Description

Bishops Park is in the south of the borough next to the river Thames. It is one of the borough's most popular and well-used parks and is listed as Grade II in English Heritage's Register of Parks and Gardens of special historic interest in England.

If you are looking for Best Parks and Playgrounds in Hammersmith , Greater London then you can visit Bishops Park. Bishops Park is one of the places in Hammersmith Greater London for day out with kids and families. More details can be found on the website for this place.

Features

Free
Host birthday parties: No

Features

On Site Parking
On Site Toilet facility

What to see

Play
toddlers’ playground
junior playground
skate bowl
table tennis tables
basketball goal
waterplay for all ages - open daily from 10am to 7pm during the summer months.

Recreation
ornamental lake
urban beach
Fielder's Meadow
Bishop's Meadow
river walk/Thames Path
moat garden.

Sport
bowling greens - Winnington Bowls Club
tennis courts
table tennis
basketball
skating.

Gardens
sculpture garden
Pryor's Bank garden
Rose garden
Spanish War Memorial garden.

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Price

Price: Free

Price Details

Pricing Free admission

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Birthday Parties

Offer Birthday Parties: No

Opening hours are approximate and may vary. Please contact us at let.hf@lbhf.gov.uk. Normal opening hours are from dawn to the closing times below. Match day closing times may vary.
November 7pm
December 7pm
January 7pm
February 7pm
March 7.30pm
April 8.30pm
May 10pm
June 10pm
July 10pm
August 9.30pm
September 9pm
October 8.30pm

Address: Bishops Avenue, Hammersmith, Greater London, SW6 6EA, England

Post Code: SW6 6EA

Council: Hammersmith

County: Greater London

Nearest buses 74, 220, 430 (alight on Fulham Palace Road at Bishop's Park Road bus stop). Five minutes walk to the park along Bishop's Avenue.
85, 93, 265 (alight at or near Putney Bridge). Walk to the park through the subway under the bridge or down the steps from the bridge.