Lee Valley Logbook

Lee Valley introduces five new designs of pin badges including two limited edition versions plus a range of blank greetings cards.

Celebrate summer in Lee Valley Regional Park with a packed calendar of events and activities for all ages. From National Picnic Month in July to Love Parks Week and the East London Festival of Nature, the park offers everything from scenic picnic spots and wildlife watching to open-air theatre.

Summer is here and its time to take your lunch outside! See the best spots in the park

Its #VolunteersWeek and we want to shine the light on the unsung heroes of the park, our volunteers. From repairing and restoring vital assets to litter picks and planting – see what’s involved in being a volunteer in Lee Valley Regional Park.

See the summer wildlife and fauna highlights in our 10,000 acre park

Discover the best cycling experiences in Lee Valley Regional Park this #BikeMonth! From scenic family friendly routes to adrenalin pumping sessions at Lee Valley VeloPark, get tips, bike hire info, and route ideas for all skill levels. Perfect for summer adventures!

May is National Walking Month and a great time to celebrate the joys and benefits of walking. Read our blog to find our about routes and more.

Discover the wildlife and flora you can see in the park this spring

See what habitat works are being done throughout the park this spring

The brighter seasons are here - wake up from your winter slumber along with nature and begin exploring.

Say goodbye to the cloudy days of January and begin to plan for the February half term

Be inspired to get out of the house during the Christmas break.

A lot has happened in the short time since I last put pen to paper. The world is a different place and so are the marshes. I was...

The first half term of the school year is creeping up on us so there is not better time to start planning activities to keep the kids busy

Spring/summer 2024 newsletter for Walthamstow and Leyton Marshes

Holidays aren’t just for kids, they’re for the whole family so we have great ideas for the break

The wildlife is waking up and it’s time to get out of that winter slumber!

Some might think most wildlife hibernates during the colder months, and though this is true for some animals keeping busy in the park.

Autumn has finally arrived in the park following the surprise hot spell we’ve had the last few weeks! Crisp mornings, foggy breath and...

This #ForestWeek we want to share with you the different wooded areas in the park and trees you might find.