The park is packed full of things to do, whether you are a family looking to get the kids outside, a wildlife lover looking for the seasonal highlights or fitness fanantics looking to for new activites. Things to do From getting active and world class sporting facilities to exploring nature and wildlife at our open spaces there's lots to see and do. Angling We have a host of fisheries run by licensees, angling clubs, societies and consortia See more > Cycling Cycling in the park or battling the track at Lee Valley VeloPark, test your skills See more > Gardens Relax with a cuppa amongst the flora at these gardens packed full of blooms See more > Historical sites History is around every corner in the park - sometimes where you least expect it See more > Ice skating Head down to the coolest place in town and take to the rink, pump some iron or just chill out See more > Orienteering Grab a map and test your navigation skills with this orienteering course See more > Sailing We have lots of clubs that offer sailing up and down the park so you can get your sailing fix See more > Watersports With clubs and centres in the park that offer a range of different watersports you can try See more > Athletics You can try your hand at a range of athletic activities all in one place See more > Disc Golf This free family activity is a great addition to any day out in River Lee Country Park See more > Golf Par 3 golf course with water hazard feature See more > Hockey and tennis Pick up a hockey stick or racket at this great sports venue - there's pickleball too! See more > Learning There's lots of learning opportunities in our outdoor classroom See more > River Lea Art Trail Nine beautifully designed upcycled benches have popped up along the Ware to Hertford towpath See more > Track, MTB, BMX & road cycling Lap the track and soak up the atmosphere of this London 2012 venue See more > White water activites Watch the rapids roll as you soak up the atmosphere at this iconic venue See more > Camping With four campsites to choose from, you can have your pick of the adventures See more > Farm From meeting farm animals to epic event days - plan a day out for all the family See more > Green spaces & nature reserves We have acres of green space to explore and special nature reserves to discover See more > Horse riding The perfect place for horse lovers in London! There are sessions for every level See more > Marinas From moorings, services and chandleries, our two marinas can fulfil your boating needs See more > Rowing The River Lee makes the perfect setting for rowing clubs in the park See more > Walking and running There's lots of different routes you can take when exploring the park - pick yours today See more > Wildlife watching Lee Valley Regional Park is a haven for wildlife with different species around every corner See more > Take a read of our blog Love autumn Autumn has arrived after a very dry summer, and we're looking forward to making the most of the season in the Lee Valley. From enjoying the changing colours of the leaves and spotting local wildlife to attending seasonal events and getting active in the cooler weather, there's plenty to explore. Aug 27 Spotlight on autumn wildlife The autumn flora and fauna highlights in Lee Valley Regional Park. Sep 1, 2025 Our Volunteers Calendar is back for 2027 helping mark our big birthday! Our 2027 calendar, which showcases images taken by our volunteers, is now on sale 4 days ago Upcoming events The Music is Black Date: running until 3 January 2027 Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park See more > Lifewalk - open space Date: 23 October Time: 10:00 Open Spaces See more > Minithon Date: 24 October Lee Valley Athletics Centre See more >

Lee Valley Regional Park has a range of accommodation to choose from and a whole host of activities to keep you busy. That's what makes a short break here so special. Choose from one of our campsites, perfect for caravanning, camping, luxury lodges plus our cosy cocoons and cabins. Where to stay With four different campsites in Lee Valley Regional Park all with different experiences on offer. Take a read and find the perfect one for you. Lee Valley Campsite, Sewardstone Lee Valley Campsite, Dobbs Weir Lee Valley Camping and Caravan Park, Edmonton Lee Valley Almost Wild Campsite, Broxbourne Accommodation types: Search by accommodation > See current special offers > Lee Valley Campsite, Sewardstone Perfect for: trips surrounded by nature with easy connections to London Types of accommodation Facilities Electrical hook up Water and waste hook up Toilets and showers Accessible facilities/family room Chemical toilet disposal Gas Onsite shop Takeaway hot drinks Laundry and dish washing area Playground WiFi Cycle hire Fire pit/BBQ hire Dog friendly Find out more > Lee Valley Caravan Park, Dobbs Weir Perfect for: short breaks in the Hertfordshire countryside Types of accommodation Facilities Electrical hook up Toilets and showers Accessible facilities/family room Chemical toilet disposal Gas Onsite shop EV charging points Takeaway hot drinks Laundry and dish washing area Playground (currently unavailable) WiFi Cycle hire Fire pit/BBQ hire Dog friendly Find out more > Lee Valley Camping and Caravan Park, Edmonton Perfect for: camping breaks with great links into London Types of accommodation Facilities Electrical hook up Toilets and showers Accessible facilities/family room Chemical toilet disposal Gas Onsite shop Takeaway hot drinks Laundry and dish washing area WiFi Cycle hire Fire pit/BBQ hire Dog friendly Golf course and cinema close by Find out more > Lee Valley Almost Wild Campsite, Broxbourne Perfect for: get back to nature with this 'almost' wild campsite Types of accommodation Facilities Water (cold) Toilets (compostable) Allows open fires Washing up area Cooking grill hire Dog friendly Find out more > Take a read of our blog Love autumn Autumn has arrived after a very dry summer, and we're looking forward to making the most of the season in the Lee Valley. From enjoying the changing colours of the leaves and spotting local wildlife to attending seasonal events and getting active in the cooler weather, there's plenty to explore. Aug 27 Spotlight on autumn wildlife The autumn flora and fauna highlights in Lee Valley Regional Park. Sep 1, 2025 Our Volunteers Calendar is back for 2027 helping mark our big birthday! Our 2027 calendar, which showcases images taken by our volunteers, is now on sale 4 days ago Upcoming events The Music is Black Date: running until 3 January 2027 Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park Lifewalk - open space Date: 23 October Time: 10:00 Open Spaces Minithon Date: 24 October Lee Valley Athletics Centre

There's so many places to you visit in the park from historical gardens, London 2012 venues, green spaces, marinas and nature reserves. Places to visit From getting active and world class sporting facilities to exploring nature and wildlife at our open spaces there's lots to see and do. Check out the different categories below: Green spaces Gardens Historical sites Sports venues Places to stay Marinas Photo: Alan Revel Green spaces in the park Bow Creek Ecology Park Escape the city on this little green island, just a short walk from Canning Town station See more > East India Dock Basin The furthest southern point in the park where you can enjoy views over the Thames to The O2 See more > Gunpowder Park This former MOD is site in now a wonderful open space with paved routes and varied habitiats See more > Nazeing Meads Watersports, fisheries and wildlife are a 10 minute walk from Dobbs Weir See more > River Lee Country Park 1,000 acre park crossing over Essex and Hertfordshire packed full of fun, flora and fauna See more > Turnford Brook With waterbodies, wildlife and picnic benches this is a great place to get away from it all See more > Wildlife Discovery Centre This state of the art hide with a Discovery Room and tower give you a spectacular view over Seventy Acres Lake See more > River Lea Art Trail Nine beautifully designed upcycled benches have popped up along the Ware to Hertford towpath See more > Walthamstow Wetlands Run by London Wildlife Trust, connect with nature in north London See more > Clayton Hill Visit this stunning viewpoint and take in the sights of the park and the Lee Valley See more > Fishers Green A hub in the middle of River Lee Country Park with sculptures to find and wildlife to see See more > Hooks Marsh With multiple lakes, this is perfect for nature lovers who are fascinated by waterfowl See more > Pindar Close to Cheshunt station this is a great spot to escape the city, with watersports and YHA on site See more > Sewardstone Explore this woodland area of the park on the edge of London with a campsite nearby See more > Walthamstow Marshes Discover the different wildlife and habitats in the capital in this wonderful open space See more > Amwell nature reserve Once a gravel pit, today a haven bustling with wildlife all year round See more > Rye Meads Nature Reserve This stunning nature reserve and is close to Rye House Gatehouse See more > Dobbs Weir Explore the numerous walking routes and waterways with a campsite near by See more > Glen Faba A short walk from Dobbs Weir, you'll find this secluded area of grassland and reedbeds See more > Middlesex Filter Beds Come and see this 19th century water filtration, now a wildlife habitat See more > Rammey Marsh Wildlife such as Water Voles, Bee Orchids and Pipistrelle bats can all be spotted See more > Tottenham Marshes An urban escape in the heart of Tottenham with passionate community groups See more > WaterWorks Centre and nature reserve Enjoy the peace and tranquility of this north London nature reserve See more > Cody Dock A creative industries quarter with community gardens and footpaths. See more > The Paddock Small open space in Tottenham with great community events See more > Back to top > Gardens Myddelton House Gardens A hidden gem in the Enfield that gives a whole new meaning to secret garden See more > Forty Hall A beautiful Jacobean manor house set in the heart of this leafy Enfield estate See more > Waltham Abbey Gardens & Cornmill Meadows These historic gardens are packed full of stories and nature See more > Capel Manor Gardens This great Enfield garden is a home to horticulture and teaching plus fun days out See more > Back to top > Historical sites Broxbourne Old Mill and Meadows See history and nature come together See more > Rye House Gatehouse One of the first brick built houses in England, packed full of history and mystery See more > Capel Manor Gardens This great Enfield garden is a home to horticulture and teaching plus fun days out See more > Markfield Beam Engine and Museum Head back to steam power days at this historic building See more > East India Dock Basin The furthest southern point in the park where you can enjoy views over the Thames to The O2 See more > Three Mills Island Visit the historic tidal mill and enjoy the green open space right next door See more > Epping Forest District Museum Learn about the people and events that shaped the history of the area See more > Royal Gunpowder Mills Explore the Mills' explosive history and see how nature has reclaimed this site See more > Myddelton House Gardens A hidden gem in the Enfield that gives a whole new meaning to secret garden See more > Waltham Abbey Gardens & Cornmill Meadows These historic gardens are packed full of stories and nature See more > Forty Hall A beautiful Jacobean manor house set in the heart of this leafy Enfield estate See more > Waltham Abbey Church Discover the amazing history of this Augustinian landmark See more > Back to top > Sports venues Golf Par 3 golf course with water hazard feature See more > Lee Valley Hockey and Tennis Centre Pick up a hockey stick or racket at this great sports venue - there's pickleball too! See more > Lee Valley VeloPark Lap the track and soak up the atmosphere of this London 2012 venue See more > Herts Young Mariners Base Set in River Lee Country Park, this centre is known for its open water swimming sessions See more > Lee Valley Athletics Centre You can try your hand at a range of athletic activities all in one place See more > Lee Valley Ice Centre Head down to the coolest place in town and take to the rink, pump some iron or just chill out See more > Lee Valley White Water Centre Watch the rapids roll as you soak up the atmosphere at this iconic venue See more > Lee Valley Boat Centre Set on the banks of the River Lee, you can explore the waterways by boat with all the family See more > Lee Valley Golf Course Test out the greens on this tricky but fun golf course in north London See more > Lee Valley Riding Centre The perfect place for horse lovers in London! There are sessions for every level See more > ESSA Water Activities Centre Get your paddles at the ready, this watersports centre has a range of activities See more > Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park A hub of culture, art, sport and nature in Stratford, east London See more > Back to top > Places to stay Lee Valley Almost Wild Campsite, Broxbourne You can get the wild feeling with a few of the home comforts See more > Lee Valley Caravan Park, Dobbs Weir Set in the heart of River Lee Country Park, this campsite is the perfect pitch for outdoor adventures See more > Lee Valley Camping and Caravan Park, Edmonton Camp in the capital with this north London campsite with great connections to the centre See more > Lee Valley Campsite, Sewardstone All the best of city breaks and countryside escapes come together at this campsite See more > Back to top > Our marinas Lee Valley Marina, Springfield Set in the heart of north London, our marina and chandlery is great for all your boating needs See more > Lee Valley Marina, Stanstead Abbotts You will find this marina with full workshop as well as a chandlery on site See more > Back to top > Take a read of our blog Love autumn Autumn has arrived after a very dry summer, and we're looking forward to making the most of the season in the Lee Valley. From enjoying the changing colours of the leaves and spotting local wildlife to attending seasonal events and getting active in the cooler weather, there's plenty to explore. Aug 27 Spotlight on autumn wildlife The autumn flora and fauna highlights in Lee Valley Regional Park. Sep 1, 2025 Our Volunteers Calendar is back for 2027 helping mark our big birthday! Our 2027 calendar, which showcases images taken by our volunteers, is now on sale 4 days ago Upcoming events The Music is Black Date: running until 3 January 2027 Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park See more > Lifewalk - open space Date: 23 October Time: 10:00 Open Spaces See more > Minithon Date: 24 October Lee Valley Athletics Centre See more >

Based in north London, Lee Valley Marina, Springfield offers all marina services as well as 200 berth marina with close links to London. Lee Valley Marina, Springfield Spring Hill, London E5 9BL Monday -Friday: 9:00 - 16:15 Saturday - Sunday: closed Lee Valley Marina, Springfield provides all marina services including moorings, boat repairs and boat craning all in the lower reaches of the River Lee, by Walthamstow Marshes. Contact us springfieldmarina@leevalleypark.org.uk | springfieldengineers@leevalleypark.org.uk 03000 030 627 Facilities Check the latest visitor information > Interested in moorings or storage? > About Services Boats and mooring Things near by Prices Plan your visit What 3 Words ///cares.buddy.treat How to get here You can easily plan your journey to the site using Google maps – click on the site in the map to discover more. We’re within London’s Ultra Low Emissions Zone. Find out more about ULEZ > Our services start from 09:00 and last service is 30 minutes before we close. Please book in advance for quayside services, bookings can be made either by phone, email or in person. Marina services The marina offers a range of services for the inland waterways user. General services Booking a slot for our quayside services So everyone can get the service they require we ask people to book in advance, this can be done either by phone, email or in person at the site. Bookings for a one hour slot available from 09:00 - 15:00. Services offered: Diesel Water - available from the quay if other services have been purchased, restricted to 30 minutes Boat pump out and sanitary disposal Calor Gas - a range of Calor Gas bottles, from 3.9kg to 19kg (both propane and butane) are stocked Solid fuel - a range of solid fuels, logs and kindling Electric charging and hook up - one charging point is available for general customers but must be booked in advance Towage by workboat Boat services Refurbishment, welding, repairs, fitting out, painting and blacking Surveys - out of the water surveys by independent professional marine surveyors can be carried out at the marina. Lee Valley Marina, Springfield doesn’t recommend any particular surveyor and no surveyor works in conjunction with the marina Moorings Long term - the site boasts 200 berths available as well as mooring opportunities at one small satellite mooring site Winter storage (hard standing) Mooring prices are calculated per metre, find out more on the price tab. Workshop services The marina has a fully equipped workshop and onsite qualified workshop team who can undertake a range of maintenance and repair work. General workshop services Welding - available from complete over-plates, engine beds, superstructure alterations and crash or sinking damage Boat blacking and antifouling - a full range of services are available, whether you’re looking to do it yourself or use our marina staff Carpentry and alteration services – whether it’s having shelf put up, making a new deck board or a full fit out the marina’s workshop team will ensure this is done to a high standard of workmanship. Plumbing - all plumbing services available including fitting water pumps and tanks, central heating systems and engine cooling works Solid fuel stoves and flues – a full range of solid fuel stoves are available for fitting from the chandlery which also specialises in welded cranked flues Engine and gearbox repairs and servicing Engine servicing and repairs - available for a range of inboard, outboard and traditional engines. Contact us with your engine details and we’ll let you know if we can help Gearbox repairs and servicing – our engineers can undertake repairs and servicing specialising in BorgWarner, Hurth and PRM gearboxes. New/replacement engines - we supply new engines either for self-fitting or supplied installed and running. Installations in new boats, engine upgrades or just the replacement of a tired old unit. Berth holder services Shower and toilets Laundry Refuse disposal Electric charging and hook up Sited on the lower reaches of the River Lee adjacent to Walthamstow Marshes nature reserve, a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI). The marina has 200 berths and is close to central London and the West End and is ideally placed for cruising the canal systems and the River Thames and Lee. Lee Valley Marina, Springfield offers exceptional service and has an established reputation for quality repairs. Things near by Tottenham Marshes An urban escape in the heart of Tottenham with passionate community groups See more > Walthamstow Marshes Discover the different wildlife and habitats in the capital in this wonderful open space See more > Markfield Beam Engine and Museum Head back to steam power days at this historic building See more > 2026/27 prices Moorings (prices are per metre, per month) Marina: £36.90 Marina basin (wide beam): £48.30 Hard standing and riverbank: £30.50 Leyton Marsh: £27.20 Late payment of mooring fees Marina: £43.80 Marina basin (wide beam): £61 Hard standing: £43.80 Riverbank: £36.50 Leyton Marsh: £33.50 Visitor mooring (per 24 hours) Serviced: £47.20 Non-serviced: £41.90 Power washing Up to 9m: £75 9m - 15m: £115 15m - 22m: £150 Storage (per month) Canoe: £36.25 Row boat: £64.70 Boat on trailer: £75 Admin charge for formal letters for non-compliance with agreements: £35 Boat sales and moorings for rent List my boat > For Sale Anki Springfield Marina Other 1980 n/a £104,000 See more > For Sale Bewitched Lee Valley Marina Springfield Narrowboat 1991 Unknown £85,000 See more > For Sale NANAMI Lee Valley Marina, Springfield Narrow boat 1983 Colecraft Engineering Ltd £46,000 See more > For Sale Iyalode Lee Valley Marina Springfield Narrowboat with semi-traditional stern 1997 Peterborough Narrowboats £128.500 See more > SOLD Hambakahle Lee Valley Marina, Springfield Narrowboat 1978 Simolda 60 Cruiser Stern £60,000 See more SOLD Lady A Lee Valley Marina Springfield Wide beam 2005 Price Fellows and Co £145,000 See more > For Sale Project Boat Lee Valley Marina, Stanstead Abbotts Wide beam 2014 Burscough Boats £73,000 See more > Take a read of our blog Love autumn Autumn has arrived after a very dry summer, and we're looking forward to making the most of the season in the Lee Valley. From enjoying the changing colours of the leaves and spotting local wildlife to attending seasonal events and getting active in the cooler weather, there's plenty to explore. Aug 27 Spotlight on autumn wildlife The autumn flora and fauna highlights in Lee Valley Regional Park. Sep 1, 2025 Our Volunteers Calendar is back for 2027 helping mark our big birthday! Our 2027 calendar, which showcases images taken by our volunteers, is now on sale 4 days ago Upcoming events The Music is Black Date: running until 3 January 2027 Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park See more > Lifewalk - open space Date: 23 October Time: 10:00 Open Spaces See more > Minithon Date: 24 October Lee Valley Athletics Centre See more >

The best of nature and the city come together at Lee Valley Campsite, Sewardstone! With pitches and camping pods on offer you'll find the perfect place to pitch for your adventure Lee Valley Almost Wild Campsite, Broxbourne Nazeing New Road, Broxbourne, Hertfordshire EN10 6TD Site open April - October (weekends and Bank Holidays only) Currently closed and will reopen April 2027 Get back to nature at this secluded site nestled on the banks of the River Lee Navigation on the border of Hertfordshire and Essex. Contact us almostwild@leevalleypark.org.uk 03000 030 619 Accommodation types: BOOK NOW > See our current special offers > Read our FAQs > Check the latest visitor information > contact us No disposable or charcoal BBQs or fire pits are permitted at the current time. Although we’ve had some rain, the ground, grass and plants remain very dry, so there’s still a risk of wildfires. In line with current Government restrictions, disposable and charcoal BBQs, and fire pits aren’t permitted at our sites. Thank you for helping us protect our visitors, staff, wildlife and surrounding communities. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation. About the campsite Site facilities Pitch and accommodation options Things to do nearby Plan your visit What 3 Words by road ///defend.jabs.seated , by boat ///flesh.scales.saints How to get here You can easily plan your journey to the site using Google maps – click on the site in the map to discover more. The site is located within a short walk of Broxbourne train station. Staying safe at our campsites Read through some important information to help keep you, your group and and others safe during your visit. Read more > Frequently asked questions and campsite rules Got a question? We’re here to answer! If you can’t find the info you’re looking for please contact us. Read our FAQs . Like any site we have some rules we ask our visitors to follow. Download a copy of our rules . Choose from: Wild camping Pitch up in the wilds of Hertfordshire at this riverside site. Find out more > Safari tent Large pre-pitched tent with open plan main living area. Sleeps 5 | 2 bedrooms Find out more > Not what you’re looking for? Our other sites may be have what you need: Lee Valley Caravan Park Dobbs Weir Lee Valley Campsite, Sewardstone Lee Valley Camping and Caravan Park, Edmonton YHA, London Lee Valley Get ready for your very own wilderness adventure in this rugged natural setting. Choose from large riverside pitches great for a group or smaller woodland glade pitches idea if you want to sling a hammock in the trees and camp old style. With limited facilities on site grab the chance for a digital detox and embrace the wonder of the great outdoors. Situated with easy access to the local waterway you can bring your own canoe and launch it from the site. What do we mean by wild camping: No mains electric. Lit by only solar powered, motion sensor lights located in key areas of the sites – so don’t forget your torch. No WiFi either Composting toilets Water – but it’s cold. There’s a drinking water tap onsite but no hot water or shower facilities. There’s also a minimum age to stay at the campsite,12 years old, not quite adult only but nearly. Well behaved dogs are allowed, maximum of two per pitch – please add them on when you book. Hire the site The site can be hired for events (it’s great for foraging, bushcraft and Forest Schools) plus a fantastic filming location. Contact us if you’d like to know more. Prices All our prices are shown on each accommodation option. The easiest way to find out the total cost of your holiday is to click on book now and input your dates and choices. You’ll be shown availability and a price including any extras for your holiday. T&Cs apply to all bookings made. Checkout what’s nearby: Cycling Cycling in the park or battling the track at Lee Valley VeloPark, test your skills See more > Wildlife Discovery Centre This state of the art hide with a Discovery Room and tower give you a spectacular view over Seventy Acres Lake See more > River Lee Country Park 1,000 acre park crossing over Essex and Hertfordshire packed full of fun, flora and fauna See more > Broxbourne Old Mill and Meadows See history and nature come together See more > For more ideas on places to visit check out: Visit Epping Forest Visit Herts Visit Essex Visit Cambridge Visit London Remember we're a back to nature site and our facilities reflect this. Facilities on site include: Water (cold only) Toilets (composting) Washing up area Cooking grill hire Dog friendly Take a read of our blog Love autumn Autumn has arrived after a very dry summer, and we're looking forward to making the most of the season in the Lee Valley. From enjoying the changing colours of the leaves and spotting local wildlife to attending seasonal events and getting active in the cooler weather, there's plenty to explore. Aug 27 Spotlight on autumn wildlife The autumn flora and fauna highlights in Lee Valley Regional Park. Sep 1, 2025 Our Volunteers Calendar is back for 2027 helping mark our big birthday! Our 2027 calendar, which showcases images taken by our volunteers, is now on sale 4 days ago Upcoming events The Music is Black Date: running until 3 January 2027 Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park See more > Lifewalk - open space Date: 23 October Time: 10:00 Open Spaces See more > Minithon Date: 24 October Lee Valley Athletics Centre See more >

The park is for everyone to enjoy fro our visitors to dog walkers and of course the wildlife. You can read the Countryside Code we follow and how to make the most of the park. The Countryside Code in the Lee Valley Like in most open spaces and national parks, we follow the Countryside Code. When visiting the park please Respect, Protect and Enjoy Check the latest visitor information > Respect everyone be considerate to those living in, working in and enjoying the countryside leave gates and property as you find them do not block access to gateways or driveways when parking be nice, say hello, share the space follow local signs and keep to marked paths unless wider access is available Protect the natural environment Take your litter home - leave no trace of your visit Do not light fires or barbecues Do not enter any of our waterbodies - see more water safety advice here Always keep dogs under control and in sight - see more doggy advice here Dog poo - bag it and bin it Care for nature - do not cause damage or disturbance Enjoy the outdoors Check your route and local signage Only swim in lifeguarded venues - you can see a list here Plan your adventure - know what to expect and what you can do Enjoy your visit, have fun, make a memory! Be a responsible dog owner The park is a great place to exercise your dog but please be considerate of other users – that includes the wildlife! Always keep dogs under close control and in sight, so they don’t disturb wildlife. Birds are particularly vulnerable to disturbance when nesting or in prolonged periods of cold weather. Be confident that if you take them off the lead you can recall them if needed. There are some areas where dogs do need to be kept on a lead at all times, these will be clearly signposted. Be cautious around open water due to the dangers it could hold. Read more here. Give cattle plenty of space. Your dog should be on a short lead when passing them. Give horse riders plenty of space. Place your dog on a short lead and listen for instructions from the rider. Please read signage and abide by any restrictions displayed. Nobody likes stepping in dog poo, as well as being unpleasant it can carry diseases to people, wildlife and livestock. Please pick up after your dogs and either dispose of your dog’s poo at home or use one of our many red dog bins. Please respect the needs of other visitors. Many dogs are loveable and playful but other visitors may feel frightened, ambushed or uncomfortable. Please be respectful towards our park staff and of their requests. Thank you for respecting, protecting and enjoying the park. You can read more about the Countryside Code here Doggy days out Take a trip away from your usual walk with our suggestions below: Perfect park days for dogs! Blog post Get some inspiration for new days out with your four legged friends. Read the blog post > The Artway Route 1 Walking route Explore the different sculptures along this 5.5 mile walking route. See the route > Tottenham Marshes Open space Let your pooches discover a new walk at the marshes. Plan a visit > Take a read of our blog Love autumn Autumn has arrived after a very dry summer, and we're looking forward to making the most of the season in the Lee Valley. From enjoying the changing colours of the leaves and spotting local wildlife to attending seasonal events and getting active in the cooler weather, there's plenty to explore. Aug 27 Spotlight on autumn wildlife The autumn flora and fauna highlights in Lee Valley Regional Park. Sep 1, 2025 Our Volunteers Calendar is back for 2027 helping mark our big birthday! Our 2027 calendar, which showcases images taken by our volunteers, is now on sale 4 days ago Upcoming events The Music is Black Date: running until 3 January 2027 Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park See more > Lifewalk - open space Date: 23 October Time: 10:00 Open Spaces See more > Minithon Date: 24 October Lee Valley Athletics Centre See more >

Lee Valley Ice Centre in London offers ice skating lessons, patch ice or is a great ice rink for those who want to skate for fun. Large gym and fitness studio onsite with a range of membership options. Lee Valley Riding Centre Lea Bridge Road, Leyton, London E10 7QL Open times vary throughout year - view current opening times > Lee Valley Riding Centre is a British Horse Society approved equestrian facility offering horse riding lessons and a livery service in Leyton, east London. Contact us LVriding@gll.org 03000 030 629 Facilities Saddle up and ride at this accredited stable Lee Valley Riding Centre offers horse riding lessons for beginners through to more experienced riders – it also boasts an equestrian simulator where you can perfect your technique. Whether you’re a complete beginner, returning to the sport after a break or looking for advanced tuition in competition disciplines, Lee Valley Riding Centre has something for you. With group and private lessons, the programme of activities includes Have a Go sessions for adults and children, pony days and training courses. Facilities include an indoor arena and two floodlit outdoor arenas, show jumping and cross country courses, spectators' area, and for horse owners there is a 5* livery service and stables. This venue is operated by Better on behalf of Lee Valley Regional Park Authority. Go to venue's main website > Highlights Gift vouchers The perfect gift for anyone who loves horses. Discover more > Pony Stars Ideal for children who love horses as they progress through the stages to earn their badges. See more > Grants funding visits for groups, schools and communities We know that some people and groups may find it hard to afford the activities that Lee Valley Regional Park offers. We have two programmes which we hope help remove these barriers: Community Access Fund : offering free access or travel to the park's venues or services Communities Grant Scheme : provides financial assistance for long term projects Find out about our grants > Things nearby Walthamstow Wetlands Run by London Wildlife Trust, connect with nature in north London See more > Markfield Beam Engine and Museum Head back to steam power days at this historic building See more > Walthamstow Marshes Discover the different wildlife and habitats in the capital in this wonderful open space See more > Lee Valley Ice Centre Head down to the coolest place in town and take to the rink, pump some iron or just chill out See more > Take a read of our blog Love autumn Autumn has arrived after a very dry summer, and we're looking forward to making the most of the season in the Lee Valley. From enjoying the changing colours of the leaves and spotting local wildlife to attending seasonal events and getting active in the cooler weather, there's plenty to explore. Aug 27 Spotlight on autumn wildlife The autumn flora and fauna highlights in Lee Valley Regional Park. Sep 1, 2025 Our Volunteers Calendar is back for 2027 helping mark our big birthday! Our 2027 calendar, which showcases images taken by our volunteers, is now on sale 4 days ago Upcoming events Minithon Date: 24 October Lee Valley Athletics Centre See more > Runthrough Chase the Moon Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park October Date: 28 October Time: 19:00 Lee Valley VeloPark See more > Lee Valley Vampires vs Coventry Phoenix Date: 01 November Time: 16:30 Lee Valley Ice Centre See more >

Located in River Lee Country Park, The disc golf course is a great way to get the kids out and active in the park and is free to use! Disc Golf River Lee Country Park what3words ///tones.exchanges.tuck Open 24/7 Collect up your frisbees and take to the course to test your skills on our course Check the latest visitor information > Why not try disc golf, a fun alternative to golf but without the clubs or balls. It's free to use the course - we just want you to have fun out there. The aim of the game is the throw a disc (a bit like a Frizbee) into the basket - the one who takes the least goes is the winner. It's a great activity for friends and family to do. Our nine hole course is located in River Lee Country Park just a stone's throw from Lee Valley White Water Centre. You can bring your own disc but if you need to buy one they're sold at Lee Valley White Water Centre just pop into their reception and you'll be on par in no time. Find out what else you can do in River Lee Country Park - it’s great for cycling and walking, you can hire river boats or why not get your four-legged friends practicing to become the next talent star with our dog agility course Download scorecard > Things near by Lee Valley White Water Centre Watch the rapids roll as you soak up the atmosphere at this iconic venue See more > River Lee Country Park 1,000 acre park crossing over Essex and Hertfordshire packed full of fun, flora and fauna See more > Waltham Abbey Gardens & Cornmill Meadows These historic gardens are packed full of stories and nature See more > Take a read of our blog Love autumn Autumn has arrived after a very dry summer, and we're looking forward to making the most of the season in the Lee Valley. From enjoying the changing colours of the leaves and spotting local wildlife to attending seasonal events and getting active in the cooler weather, there's plenty to explore. Aug 27 Spotlight on autumn wildlife The autumn flora and fauna highlights in Lee Valley Regional Park. Sep 1, 2025 Our Volunteers Calendar is back for 2027 helping mark our big birthday! Our 2027 calendar, which showcases images taken by our volunteers, is now on sale 4 days ago Upcoming events The Music is Black Date: running until 3 January 2027 Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park See more > Lifewalk - open space Date: 23 October Time: 10:00 Open Spaces See more > Minithon Date: 24 October Lee Valley Athletics Centre See more >

The park main feature is it open spaces and no two are the same. Find out the different point of interest of the sites and plan your next day out Green spaces From getting active to exploring nature and wildlife in our open spaces, there’s lots to do. Check out the different categories below: Green spaces Gardens Historical sites Check the latest visitor information > Download our park wide map > Green spaces Bow Creek Ecology Park Escape the city on this little green island, just a short walk from Canning Town station See more > East India Dock Basin The furthest southern point in the park where you can enjoy views over the Thames to The O2 See more > Gunpowder Park This former MOD is site in now a wonderful open space with paved routes and varied habitiats See more > Nazeing Meads Watersports, fisheries and wildlife are a 10 minute walk from Dobbs Weir See more > River Lee Country Park 1,000 acre park crossing over Essex and Hertfordshire packed full of fun, flora and fauna See more > Turnford Brook With waterbodies, wildlife and picnic benches this is a great place to get away from it all See more > Wildlife Discovery Centre This state of the art hide with a Discovery Room and tower give you a spectacular view over Seventy Acres Lake See more > River Lea Art Trail Nine beautifully designed upcycled benches have popped up along the Ware to Hertford towpath See more > Walthamstow Wetlands Run by London Wildlife Trust, connect with nature in north London See more > Clayton Hill Visit this stunning viewpoint and take in the sights of the park and the Lee Valley See more > Fishers Green A hub in the middle of River Lee Country Park with sculptures to find and wildlife to see See more > Hooks Marsh With multiple lakes, this is perfect for nature lovers who are fascinated by waterfowl See more > Pindar Close to Cheshunt station this is a great spot to escape the city, with watersports and YHA on site See more > Sewardstone Explore this woodland area of the park on the edge of London with a campsite nearby See more > Walthamstow Marshes Discover the different wildlife and habitats in the capital in this wonderful open space See more > Amwell nature reserve Once a gravel pit, today a haven bustling with wildlife all year round See more > Rye Meads Nature Reserve This stunning nature reserve and is close to Rye House Gatehouse See more > Dobbs Weir Explore the numerous walking routes and waterways with a campsite near by See more > Glen Faba A short walk from Dobbs Weir, you'll find this secluded area of grassland and reedbeds See more > Middlesex Filter Beds Come and see this 19th century water filtration, now a wildlife habitat See more > Rammey Marsh Wildlife such as Water Voles, Bee Orchids and Pipistrelle bats can all be spotted See more > Tottenham Marshes An urban escape in the heart of Tottenham with passionate community groups See more > WaterWorks Centre and nature reserve Enjoy the peace and tranquility of this north London nature reserve See more > Cody Dock A creative industries quarter with community gardens and footpaths. See more > The Paddock Small open space in Tottenham with great community events See more > Back to the top > Gardens Myddelton House Gardens A hidden gem in the Enfield that gives a whole new meaning to secret garden See more > Forty Hall A beautiful Jacobean manor house set in the heart of this leafy Enfield estate See more > Waltham Abbey Gardens & Cornmill Meadows These historic gardens are packed full of stories and nature See more > Capel Manor Gardens This great Enfield garden is a home to horticulture and teaching plus fun days out See more > Back to the top > Historical sites Broxbourne Old Mill and Meadows See history and nature come together See more > Rye House Gatehouse One of the first brick built houses in England, packed full of history and mystery See more > Capel Manor Gardens This great Enfield garden is a home to horticulture and teaching plus fun days out See more > Markfield Beam Engine and Museum Head back to steam power days at this historic building See more > East India Dock Basin The furthest southern point in the park where you can enjoy views over the Thames to The O2 See more > Three Mills Island Visit the historic tidal mill and enjoy the green open space right next door See more > Epping Forest District Museum Learn about the people and events that shaped the history of the area See more > Royal Gunpowder Mills Explore the Mills' explosive history and see how nature has reclaimed this site See more > Myddelton House Gardens A hidden gem in the Enfield that gives a whole new meaning to secret garden See more > Waltham Abbey Gardens & Cornmill Meadows These historic gardens are packed full of stories and nature See more > Forty Hall A beautiful Jacobean manor house set in the heart of this leafy Enfield estate See more > Waltham Abbey Church Discover the amazing history of this Augustinian landmark See more > Back to the top > Take a read of our blog Love autumn Autumn has arrived after a very dry summer, and we're looking forward to making the most of the season in the Lee Valley. From enjoying the changing colours of the leaves and spotting local wildlife to attending seasonal events and getting active in the cooler weather, there's plenty to explore. Aug 27 Spotlight on autumn wildlife The autumn flora and fauna highlights in Lee Valley Regional Park. Sep 1, 2025 Our Volunteers Calendar is back for 2027 helping mark our big birthday! Our 2027 calendar, which showcases images taken by our volunteers, is now on sale 4 days ago Upcoming events The Music is Black Date: running until 3 January 2027 Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park See more > Lifewalk - open space Date: 23 October Time: 10:00 Open Spaces See more > Minithon Date: 24 October Lee Valley Athletics Centre See more >

Lee Valley Regional Park has many different oppitunities to cycle from miles of traffic free trails up and down the park to world class cycling experiances at Lee Valley VeloPark - you can try your hand at track cycling, BMX, montain bike trails and road cycling. Cycling Test your cycling skills at our world leading velodrome or take a leisurely pedal through the open spaces Lee Valley VeloPark Cycling in the open spaces Lee Valley VeloPark Check out the disciplines It's not called a velopark for nothing, see the different disciplines on off in on place and how you can get involved. Track cycling Hit the heights of the track, iconic for it's staring role at London 2012 Find out more > BMX Show off your jumps and tricks on this epic course Find out more > Road cycling Enjoy a leisurely ride on this one mile traffic-free road circuit Find out more > Mountain biking Perfect your skills on graded MTB trails and see if you can push your limits Find out more > Lee Valley VeloPark Events See more at the venue Gyms > Gift vouchers > Experiences > Visit their website > Organisations at the venue BikeWorks > East London Physiotheraphy & Sport Medicine > College of Esport > Frequency Cycleworks > Cycling in the park Top places to cycle Nothing beats exploring the park out on two wheels - here you'll find out top places to cycle, great routes and maybe even some inspiration in our blog. River Lee Country Park See more > Gunpowder Park See more > Tottenham Marshes See more > Walthamstow Marshes See more > Cycling routes We have some great cycling route that explore different locations up and down the park. Refine your search The filter options below will help you narrow down the route that matches what you're looking for. Simply choose your options and the routes that match your choices will be shown below - the more options you choose the less route may be displayed. If nothing comes up think about reducing the number of filters you've selected. Choose your route by what's important to you: Accessible Dog friendly Great for picnics Parking available Public transport closeby Refreshments available Route - cycling Route - running Route - walking Toilets available Filter by location: Broxbourne Cheshunt Dobbs Weir Enfield Hoddesdon Leyton Stanstead Abbotts Stratford Tottenham Waltham Abbey Filter by distance: 10+ miles 3 - 6 miles 6 - 10 miles Up to 3 miles Art on the Marshes Tottenham Marshes, N17 0XB 1.5 miles Explore this route > Farm and Wetland Trail River Lee Country Park (Fishers Green), EN9 2EF 3 miles Explore this route > Golden Circle Lee Valley VeloPark, E20 3AB 5.5 miles Explore this route > Lakes of the River Lee River Lee Country Park (Fishers Green), EN9 2EF 7.5 miles Explore this route > Otter Discovery Trail River Lee Country Park (Fishers Green), EN9 2EF 1.75 miles Explore this route > Road to Gold Lee Valley VeloPark, E20 3AB 3.5 miles Explore this route > Rye Meads Discovery Dobbs Weir, EN11 0AS 6 miles Explore this route > Tale of Two Rivers Dobbs Weir, EN11 0AS 9 miles Explore this route > The Artway Route 2 River Lee Country Park (Hooks Marsh), EN9 2ED 4 miles Explore this route > Urban Oasis Tottenham Marshes, N17 0XB 3.5 miles Explore this route > Waders and Waterfowl Lee Valley White Water Centre, EN9 1AB 2 miles Explore this route > Walthamstow Wonders Lee Valley Ice Centre, E10 7QL 2 miles Explore this route > Explosive Pedal Power Gunpowder Park, EN9 3GP 5 miles Explore this route > Fishers Green Foray River Lee Country Park (Fishers Green), EN9 2EF 12 miles Explore this route > Gunpowder Woodland Trail Gunpowder Park car park, EN9 3GP 1.75 miles Explore this route > Marshes and Meadows Gunpowder Park, EN9 3GP 5 miles Explore this route > Pedaller's Paradise Gunpowder Park, EN9 3GP 16 miles Explore this route > Rockets to Woodland Gunpowder Park, EN9 3GP 3 miles Explore this route > Sensory Walk - Waltham Abbey Gardens Waltham Abbey Gardens, EN9 2ES 0.5 miles Explore this route > The Artway Route 1 Fishers Green, EN9 2EF 5.5 miles Explore this route > The Artway Route 3 River Lee Country Park (Fishers Green), EN9 2EF 3 miles Explore this route > Valley Views River Lee Country Park (Fishers Green), EN9 2EF 8 miles Explore this route > Walk on the Wild Side Tottenham Marshes, N17 0XB 1.5 miles Explore this route > Partner cycle routes Our friends at Epping Forest District Council have created these routes that are self guided to celebrate RideLondon coming to the district! Lee Valley Family Ride Intermediate mountain bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Advanced riding skills necessary. See the route > Forest Loop Easy mountain bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Suitable for all skill levels. See the route > Lee Valley Park Ride Intermediate mountain bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Advanced riding skills necessary. See the route > Olympic Park Ride Intermediate gravel ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. See the route > North Weald Family Ride Easy mountain bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Suitable for all skill levels. See the route > Hollow Ponds Intermediate mountain bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Advanced riding skills necessary. See the route > Take a read of our blog The sleigh bells are ringing in the park We know we’ve only just got into the swing of autumn but we can already hear the Christmas carols calling. Check out how we can help you get your shopping list ticked, creating your own decorations and get into the spirit. Oct 7 Inspire your October half term We're reached October and here are some great ways to keep the kids busy over the break. Oct 5 Love summer Love the summer in Lee Valley - explore the hundreds of great days out in the Park Jun 30 Upcoming events Lifewalk - open space Date: 23 October Time: 10:00 Open Spaces See more > Minithon Date: 24 October Lee Valley Athletics Centre See more > Lifewalk - open space Date: 25 October Time: 10:30 Open Spaces See more >

Lee Valley Regional Park is 26 miles of open spaces, sporting activities and wildlife that covers London, Essex and Hertfordshire. There's hundreds of days wait for your to discover from experiancing London 2012 Olympic venues to miles of walking routes from white water rafting to historical sites - there's anew adventure around every corner. Our Volunteers 2027 calendar is now on sale 📆 - find out more > Explore the Lee Valley Lee Valley Regional Park is a 26 mile long park running through London, Essex and Hertfordshire packed full of adventure from stunning and scientifically important open spaces to epic sporting experiences plus local history around every turn. Love autumn #LoveLeeValley After a long, hot summer, we're looking forward to the change of the season! From absorbing the changing colors of the leaves to wildlife events, Open House, and much more to keep the kids entertained, there’s plenty to enjoy. Take a read of our blog and make the most of autumn. Read our blog > Seasonal highlights Autumn escapes in the Lee Valley Cosy up this season with a short break with a range of different accommodation options Discover more > See autumn wildlife See what visiting wildlife is in the park this time of year and join us for our wildlife events See more > 20% off outdoor learning Get your group learning for less this winter with our discounted sessions See more > Christmas in the gardens Myddelton House Gardens have a packed Christmas programme - book your spaces today Book today > What's on in the park The Music is Black Date: running until 3 January 2027 Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park See the full programme > Minithon Date: 24 October Lee Valley Athletics Centre Book your tickets > Lifewalk - open space Date: 23 October Time: 10:00 Open Spaces Email the team > Wonderful Wildlife Weekends at Walthamstow Wetlands Date: 25 October Time: 13:00 - 15:00 Walthamstow Wetlands See more > See all our events > Catch up with our Lee Valley blog Love autumn Autumn has arrived after a very dry summer, and we're looking forward to making the most of the season in the Lee Valley. From enjoying the changing colours of the leaves and spotting local wildlife to attending seasonal events and getting active in the cooler weather, there's plenty to explore. Lee Valley Aug 27 Spotlight on autumn wildlife The autumn flora and fauna highlights in Lee Valley Regional Park. Lee Valley Sep 1, 2025 Our Volunteers Calendar is back for 2027 helping mark our big birthday! Our 2027 calendar, which showcases images taken by our volunteers, is now on sale Lee Valley 4 days ago Share your park pics!

Grade 1 listed mill dating back to the Dooms Day book turned film studios with a open space and Wild Kingdom play area so the kids can let their imagination free. Three Mills Island and Green Three Mills Green & Three Mills Island, Three Mill Lane, London E3 3DU Never sleeps, open 24 hours a day For The House Mill opening times please check their website here In the south of Lee Valley Regional Park park you will find these two historical landmarks. Contact us info@leevalleypark.org.uk 03000 030 610 Check the latest visitor information > Facilities About Things to see and do Plan your visit What 3 Words ///wounds.pets.acting How to get here You can plan your journey to the site using Google maps – click on the site in the map to discover more. We’re within London’s Ultra Low Emissions Zone. Find out more about ULEZ > Walking, running and cycling routes The Lee Valley Walk starts at East India Dock and passes up the side of Bow Creek, before continuing to Three Mills, the next most southern site, and then continues up through the Lee Valley. Mills and Thrills Starting point: Bromley-by-Bow Tube Station, Blackwall Tunnel Northern Approach, London E3 3JJ See the route > Things nearby The Line Explore the city with this artwork trail See more > Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park A hub of culture, art, sport and nature in Stratford, east London See more > Bow Creek Ecology Park Escape the city on this little green island, just a short walk from Canning Town station See more > East India Dock Basin The furthest southern point in the park where you can enjoy views over the Thames to The O2 See more > Three Mills Green There have been mills here since Saxon times, so it’s fitting that the world’s largest surviving tidal mill is at Three Mills Island. The 18th century House Mill is Grade I listed and you can join a guided tour on Sundays, or at other times by appointment. You’ll also find the Grade II listed Clock Mill, which is now part of 3 Mills Studios, and the reconstructed Miller’s House. Soak up the wonderful green spaces and catch up with some friends for a cup of coffee from the café. The little ones will have loads to explore in the Wild Kingdom with its carefully placed fallen trees, nets, ropes and giant tree stumps that will let their imaginations roam free. You can also see some wonderful art in and around Three Mills Green, thanks to The Line , London’s first dedicated public art walk which follows the Greenwich Meridian from The O2 to Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. The Line includes works by Madge Gill and Thomas J Price and it s a great way to explore. The House Mill The House Mill is a Grade I listed building packed full of history. You can find out more about the history of The House Mill here and plan a visit here . Take a read of our blog Love autumn Autumn has arrived after a very dry summer, and we're looking forward to making the most of the season in the Lee Valley. From enjoying the changing colours of the leaves and spotting local wildlife to attending seasonal events and getting active in the cooler weather, there's plenty to explore. Aug 27 Spotlight on autumn wildlife The autumn flora and fauna highlights in Lee Valley Regional Park. Sep 1, 2025 Our Volunteers Calendar is back for 2027 helping mark our big birthday! Our 2027 calendar, which showcases images taken by our volunteers, is now on sale 4 days ago Upcoming events The Music is Black Date: running until 3 January 2027 Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park See more > Lifewalk - open space Date: 23 October Time: 10:00 Open Spaces See more > Minithon Date: 24 October Lee Valley Athletics Centre See more >