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< Back to What's On Runthrough Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park November Join us at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park 10k and 5k races Date: 21 November Time: 09:00 From £30 Lee Valley VeloPark Location: Book your space > Come and run a chip timed 5k or 10k through the incredible grounds of the North Park in London’s Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. This course is not only flat and fast, but also inspiring. The RunThrough Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park 5k & 10k event is a great opportunity for a quick time and a fun morning out with a unique themed medal waiting for you at the finish! Previous Next

< Back to What's On Runthrough Chase the Sun Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park June Join us at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park 10k and 5k races Date: 3 June Time: 19:00 From £30 Lee Valley VeloPark Location: Book your space > Come and run a chip timed 5k or 10k through the incredible grounds of the North Park in London’s Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. This course is not only flat and fast, but also inspiring. The RunThrough Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park 5k & 10k event is a great opportunity for a quick time and a fun morning out with a unique themed medal waiting for you at the finish! Previous Next

< Back to What's On FIH Hockey Pro League The FIH Hockey Pro League is Heading Back to London in 2026! Date: 23 - 28 June From £15 Lee Valley Hockey and Tennis Centre Location: Book your tickets > Get ready, for 12 days of non-stop hockey action, featuring England double headers across three thrilling weekends at Lee Valley Hockey and Tennis Centre. Secure your tickets today to enjoy the best seats at the best prices! Match schedule and timings subject to change for FIH and broadcast requirements. Previous Next

< Back Stable Block Stable Block Artist Name 00:00 / 01:50 The Visitors’ Centre was one of two of Myddelton’s Carriage Houses - where the estate’s horse-drawn carriages were kept. – Inside, you can still see some of the building’s original flagstone and herringbone flooring, and the running boards that stopped the carriage wheel hubs from damaging the wall. The Carriage House was just one of the buildings that formed the Stable Block. It was built at around the same time as the main house, in the early 19thcentury. The horses were kept here – in stalls to the left of the Carriage House. A harness room, feeders, troughs, and a hay-loft were all located here, behind the central arch. When Bowles first got a car, in the mid 1930s, the carriages were sold and the horses were put out to pasture in the fields behind. The clock over the central doorway dates from 1826. Every quarter of an hour it lets out a distinctive chime. For many years this was the sound that helped to regulate the lives of the people who worked here. It reminded them when they could take a break, when they had to get back to their duties, and when their day’s work was done. But this was no ordinary clock. The firm that made it - Thwaites and Reed - also made clocks for Westminster Abbey, Ely Cathedral, and the Horse Guards Parade. The clock was renovated and put back in working order in the mid 1990s. Every eight days someone has to climb up the clocktower stairs to wind it up by hand. You might like to listen out for its chime as you wander through the gardens.

Terms and conditions of use of images in the Lee Valley Photo Library Conditions of use: I will only use the image in the formats/ways that have been identified when the consent was obtained and as identified in the image data I will not disclose details of full names (i.e. first name and surname) without good reason. For example, we may include the full name of a competition prize winner if we have consent. However, we will not include the full name of a model used in promotional literature. If we use images in a group they will only be identified with a general label e.g. “people at the Air Festival”. I will not disclose personal e-mail or postal addresses, or telephone or fax numbers, on video, our website or printed publications. I will not save any copies of downloaded images on local or external hard drives or memory cards (e.g. SD cards). I will only share images with third parties which have the Authority’s permission to use its images and in accordance with the photo consent obtained.

< Back Gunpowder Park Address: Sewardstone Road, Waltham Abbey, Essex EN9 3GP Site overview Set your event in an award-winning park surrounded by trees and grassy banks, ideal for sporting events and corporate hires. Key venue information Size of hireable space: 37,402m² Surface: flat grass open space Availability: April – September Utilities: none Toilets: separate women’s and men’s (both with baby changing), accessible toilet Lighting: yes in the car park Vehicle access: via the car park off of Sewardstone Road Pedestrian access: site entrances at Sewardstone Road, Haws Lane and Enfield Lock Public transport: local bus connections run to the site, closest train station are a 25 minute walk away Car parking: 30 parking spaces, five accessible spaces, parking charges apply Local Authority: Epping Forest District Council Previous events and site hires Community events Weekly ParkRun sessions Commercial filming 5k running route event Download site info sheet > Go to our Event Enquiry Form >

Lee Valley Almost Wild Campsite The following prices will be charged from 1 April 2025, only prices that are changing are listed here. Woodland or Riverside pitch: £15 per night (was £24) Site hire: £150 per day

Information updates Lee Valley Caravan Park, Dobbs Weir Detailed below you’ll find the latest updates which may affect your visit to us for Lee Valley Caravan Park, Dobbs Weir. If you have any specific queries please contact us .

< Back Temporary Riverbank Mooring for rent IMG_20251208_140344.jpg IMG_20251208_140344.jpg 1/1 Mooring for rent Up to 21m £30.80 per m per month For Rent Contact the owner Springfield Marina 03000030627 springfield@leevalleypark.org.uk A temporary, riverbank mooring has become available at Springfield Marina until 31 March 2026. No electrical supply but includes access to all marina facilities, water and coin-operated launderette. Image not necessarily of exact mooring Previous Next

Let's make our social media channels a community that everyone can enjoy Lee Valley Regional Park Authority's social media house rules We want our social media platforms to be a digital gateway to the park, from finding out updates, to seeing stunning sights and wildlife from around the park and what’s on offer regionally. Unfortunately, sometimes others don’t feel the same and use social media negatively without much thought to those behind the screen working to help keep the park a place people love. We’ve created these social media house rules to outline what we’ll be doing on our channels, what we’d love you – the user of the platforms – to do and what we won’t accept on our platforms. What you’ll see on our social media channels: Sharing content from our staff, venues and partners in the park and wider Lee Valley Re-sharing content from our visitors Promoting the different venues, products and services that are of interest to our community Providing information and updates around the park to ensure ease of visiting Responding to messages, posts and comments within working hours (Monday – Friday, 08:00 – 16:00) to people who respect our house rules. For urgent matters, please use our contact us page to find the correct contact details. We’ll only respond once to correspondence, unless there’s a persistent issue How you can join in: Make sure you comply with the social media platforms’ Terms of Use and our social media house rules Tag our account in your posts about your visits! We love to see your photos and videos and will sometimes share them If you tag or check into in at our locations, we might ask if it’s okay to share the posts onto our channels Like, comment and share our posts to help create a community spirit on our channels and share inspirations and ideas with others on the page. What we won’t accept is: Posts, comments, images, videos and messages that are considered: Abusive Threatening Indecent Misleading False Illegal Repeated negative posts that impact on the rest of the community’s enjoyment of the channels. Persistent posting designed to provoke a response to a question that we’ve already answered Posting that isn’t relevant to the park or our online community If there’s content that breaks our social media house rules, we may remove, hide or report the content. Additionally we reserve the right to report and/or ban the user depending on the severity of the content. Finally, social media is a place of sharing and spreading inspiration, happiness and positivity that our park can provide for its visitors. We’d love for you to join our different communities. Click on the links below to like and follow our pages. Lee Valley Regional Park Facebook Twitter Instagram Threads Lee Valley Regional Park Authority LinkedIn Myddelton House Gardens Facebook Instagram Lee Valley campsites Facebook Lee Valley Marinas Facebook Our sporting venues (operated by GLL) Lee Valley White Water Centre Facebook Twitter Instagram Lee Valley VeloPark Facebook Twitter Instagram Lee Valley Athletics Centre Facebook Twitter Instagram Lee Valley Hockey and Tennis Centre Twitter Instagram Lee Valley Riding Centre Facebook Instagram Lee Valley Ice Centre Facebook Instagram Twitter

Myddelton House The following prices will be charged from 1 April 2025, only prices that are changing are listed here. Car parking annual pass: £35 Events Guided walks, music, theatre: £15.50 per person Wreath making: £50 per person Community use hire (Gallery, charity, display space) Garage (weekday): £40 per day Garage (weekend): £45 per day Stable space (weekday): £45 per day Stable space (weekend): £50 per day Commercial Hire Hard standing behind house £2,800 per day Garage or stable space (weekday): £60 per day Garage or stable space (weekend): £70 per day Room Hire Weekday (daytime): £55 per hour Weekday (evening): £83 per hour Weekend (daytime): £83 per hour Weekend (evening): £130 per hour Miscellaneous items Audio visual package (full day): £109 Audio visual package (half day): £55 Flipchart Pad and Pens: £24 per chart Tea/Coffee (unlimited): £2 per head Biscuits: £1.05 per head

< Back Caribbean Cruiser River Cruiser - living area River Cruiser - living area River Cruiser - engine River Cruiser - living area 1/12 River Cruiser (GRP) F.B. Wilds Caribbean 39 39ft (11.89m) 1971 £39,500 SOLD Contact the owner Andrew Ridley 07854 269 944 aridley88@outlook.com Norfolk Broads Caribbean Cruiser for sale with mooring in picturesque East Hertfordshire village with brilliant transport links directly into London. A beautiful live-aboard boat, renovated to high standards with all the necessary mod-cons while retaining its vintage seventies charm. Sold furnished unless requested otherwise. A stunning boat looking for her next occupant/s. Front deck Step into a built in seating area; spacious enough to comfortably sit 4-6 people. Custom made canvas canopies added to front and back in 2019 mean this area can be used throughout the year. Living area Boat available furnished; including a two person DFS sofa and spacious storage units. Tall cupboard in corner provides ample storage. The solid fuel stove was fitted in 2018. Steering wheel and captain’s chair are situated portside. Natural light fills this space as windows run the length on either side of the room, while curtains provide privacy in the evening. Kitchen/Dining area Galley kitchen with twin ring gas hob top, electric fridge, microwave and full size electric oven. Fitted with modern slate coloured doors and black fittings. Stainless steel sink and drainer with water pump switch in cupboard below. L-shape seating bench provides excellent storage with dining table built to match. Again, this area benefits from plenty of daylight, with curtains and a blind fitted in kitchen to provide privacy in the evenings. Large built in wardrobe is situated next to bedroom door to utilise space effectively. A large shelf along the top and shelving down the side of the curtained wardrobe makes the most of every inch for storage. Shower room The small step-in shower room is fitted with a modern shower and a pump out toilet. A curtain separates the shower area and the toilet. Bedroom The walls have been reconfigured to allow a double mattress to fit under the window creating more space in the room. The bed frame has been built at a height which allows large storage boxes to fit comfortably underneath. A small vanity sink sits on top of cupboard. An electric panel radiator warms the space easily in the winter and the door to the back deck allows for great ventilation during the summer months. Rear deck Accessible engine well, battery/solar charger, water pump and gas locker with capacity for x2 large LPG gas bottles. Mooring River mooring at Lee Valley Marina, Stanstead Abbotts (South Street, SG12 8AL) with shore power and water tap situated directly outside on the riverbank. Gated marina with parking, 6 minute walk from St Margarets (Herts) rail station on the Greater Anglia New River line with direct trains to London every 30 minutes. Marina services include diesel, pump out, water, gas, solid fuel, laundry, shower/toilets and chandlery. BSS Certificate expiry: 21/10/2028 Specification Make: Caribbean 39 Broads Cruiser Builder: F.B.Wilds, Horning Hull construction: Fibreglass. Length: 11.89m (39’) Beam: 3.66m (12’) Draught: 0.79 (2’ 7”) Engine: Perkins Fuel type: Diesel Water: 2 tanks, on starboard and port sides Power: 12/24v (x2 leisure battery & starter battery, both with solar panel charging) / 240v Electric Hookup Heating: Bilberry 5kW Cast Iron Solid Fuel Stove in saloon. Electric panel radiator in berth Hot water: Calorifier Previous Next