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- Touring and camping Sewardstone | Lee Valley Regional
Touring and camping Book now > Special offer available Rock up, pitch up and enjoy your break away. Split into dedicated areas the site offers everything a holidaymaker needs for a camping or touring holiday. Pitch types available: Grass pitches with and without electric Hard standing pitches with electrical hook up Premium hard standing pitches with electrical plus water and grey waste hook up Dogs are welcome (maximum two) - please add them on at the time of booking. Hire BBQs, fire pits and bikes for your stay – see our holiday extras . Touring and camping also available at: Lee Valley Caravan Park, Dobbs Weir Lee Valley Camping and Caravan Park, Edmonton Lee Valley Almost Wild Campsite, Broxbourne (camping only) ULEZ: we’re outside the London’s emission zones, but very close to it – find out more on our Plan a visit page. Access guide For accessibility information for our site and its facilities please see out listing on Access Able . Price Prices are per night Hardstanding or grass pitch with electric*: from £27.75 to £40.75 Grass pitch (no electric)*: from £20 to £33 Additional adult: from £10.25 to £16.75 Additional child (under 18): £5.75 to £7.75 Large tent surcharge (8+ person tent): £15 Backpacker rate (one person without a vehicle): £14 to £18 Awning: £5 *This is the minimum pitch fee that applies (two adults)
- The Artway Route 2 | Lee Valley Regional
The Artway Route 2 Distance: 4 miles Terrain: tarmac and gravel paths. This route will require a short distance along a pavement but no road crossing Starting point: River Lee Country Park, Hooks Marsh car park, Fishers Green Lane, Waltham Abbey, Essex EN9 2ED (height barrier) Total elevation gain: 43ft Cycling time *: 24 minutes Calories burnt *: around 145 calories Download route map > GPX route file available > At at glance information for this route Dog friendly Great for picnics Parking available Public transport closeby Route - cycling Route - running Route - walking Meander along the pathways following this trail of sculptures which are placed throughout River Lee Country Park. Each one is different, whether it’s one that just requires you to stop and stare or something that shouts “play on me”. Discover these fantastic works of art that nestle within this 1,000 acre park. Intrigued by the thought of sculptures and want to see more of them, why not try The Artway Route 1 which is slightly longer but takes in more of the sculptures on the trail. Along the route you’ll find… Bird Transition This large carved block of Portland stone showcases the different wildlife that can be found in the Lee Valley. Viking sign post An elegantly carved Viking Signpost highlighting the old Danelaw Boundaries. Stag Beetles The mighty male Stag Beetle is depicted here battling on an oak log. Rotting wood is home to many creatures and this carving has them hidden throughout, look out for beetle larvae and other bugs who would make this habitat their home. Natural play sculptures This mixture of sculptures entitled Henge, Wind, Fire and Water have been created and grouped together to give kids their own zone where they can let their imaginations take over and enjoy time playing in the great outdoors in a safe environment. Giant Chair Calling all giants or anyone who’d like to feel like one. Climb up to the see the park from these lofty heights, no beanstalk climbing required to enter the world of the giant. The Shrine The piece is the focal point of the sculpture trail which runs throughout River Lee Country Park. This piece is carved from a huge Cedar tree and has different aspects depending on which way you approach it. The cycle route approaches the north side of the sculpture where you’ll see a beautifully carved leaf benches for storytelling tales, from the other side you see nature’s watcher, the Green Man. Musicality Wow a xylophone in the middle of an open space! Give it a go playing it like a bongo to create your musical masterpiece. Just behind the sculpture is Lee Valley White Water Centre offers rafting, canoeing, hydrospeeding and hot dog sessions – everything that will ensure you get wet and have fun. The site has a licensed café so makes a great refuelling point during your ride, take it easy and watch others take on the rapids. The Viking Ship The skeletal hull of this ship invokes images of the days gone by when the Vikings travelled the Lee. Weave in and out of its uprights or imagine yourself as a great Viking warrior about to travel the river in search of new lands. Alternative starting points Pindar car park - EN8 9AJ (height barrier) Lee Valley White Water Centre – EN9 0AS Toilets Lee Valley White Water Centre Refreshments Lee Valley White Water Centre Things to note Public transport links: The closest station is Cheshunt – join the route at the Windmill Lane/Pindar car park starting point Buses run to Cheshunt station Car parking charges apply at all the car parks listed for this route You can ride these routes on any type of bike but the best ones to use would be either a mountain or hybrid bike Please cycle responsibly in the park, for more information check our cyclists code of conduct. * Cycling time and calories burnt are calculated using a cycling speed of 10mph and a weight of 10 stone Previous Next
- Concessions pricing | Lee Valley Regional
Concessions pricing at Lee Valley Regional Park venues We aim to encourage the use of our venues from disadvantaged groups, by offering below market, or concessionary rates for activities* to help treat all people fairly. Based on examples of best practice provided by the Audit Commission, Lee Valley Regional Park Authority (LVRPA) has identified the following groups that are eligible for concessionary pricing: Young people aged 18 and under Residents aged at the national retirement age or older People in receipt of Job Seekers Allowance or Income Support Those registered as Disabled under the Equality Act 2010 and, where appropriate, their carers Young people in care and their carers, and care leavers under 25 Under 25s on the following: school/Further Education course, Higher Education course, Modern Apprenticeships, NVQ training schemes and Life Skills training This is adopted by venues and services operated by LVRPA and venues operated on our behalf by GLL. LVRPA's venues and services try to ensure that where feasible concessions are offered to these groups. At many venues concessionary rates are offered in the form of ‘off peak charges’. * Concessionary prices aren't offered for services that aren't defined as activities. For those services, for example campsite and marinas, it's not considered appropriate to offer concessionary pricing, in line with the markets in which they operate. List of concession groups, who's included and what examples need to be provided to qualify for the concession price Any group, person or evidence not listed below will not be able to claim the concession price.
- Big Chief Wigwam © | Lee Valley Regional
Big Chief Wigwam © Book now > Special offer available Sleeps four people (two adults, two children). These timber cabins are carefully crafted timber pods which have heating and electricity. Supplied and named by our supplier, Wigwam Holidays ©, their name links to Native American culture where the word 'wigwam' is used by several tribes to refer to a domed dwelling. For the Abenaki tribe, native to the Northeastern states of North America, wigwam simply means 'house'. Designed to be more permanent than teepees, wigwams were built for those who wanted to settle down and feel at home within nature's wildest landscapes. Cosy wooden camping pod whose seating area transforms into a spacious sleeping platform. An ideal accommodation option for anyone looking for a self contained pod, which won’t break the bank that also offers a few essentials that make any stay easy. Hire BBQs, fire pits and bikes for your stay – see our holiday extras . Dogs are welcome (maximum two) - just select a dog friendly unit at the time of booking. Please note: no bedding is provided in this camping pod. The beds when made up are longer than a standard mattress and fitted sheets won't fit on them, please bear this in mind when packing your bedding. In the Big Chief Wigwams you’ll find: Seating area which converts to sleeping platform. TV Kettle Toaster Small fridge Small electric hob Microwave Frying pan, pan and chopping board Cutlery and crockery for four people Heater Private decking area with picnic table Camping pods are also available at: Lee Valley Campsite, Sewardstone (see their cabins and cocoons) Lee Valley Camping and Caravan Park, Edmonton (see their cabins and cocoons) View image gallery to see this camping pod in more detail. Access guide If you need any more information on the accessibility of this accommodation please contact us. Parking: next to the pod with gravel surface, uneven ground Access to unit: steps (with handrail) leading onto wooden decked area, small step over doorway lintel Outdoor space: flat grassed around surrounding the Wigwam For accessibility information for our site and its facilities please see out listing on Access Able . Price Big Chief Wigwam © (sleeps two adults, two children): £65 to £70
- Safari tent - Almost Wild | Lee Valley Regional
Safari tent Book now > Special offer available Sleeps five people | 2 bedrooms. Don’t have any camping kit or just want to let someone else worry about those poles and pegs? Our pre-pitched safari tent may be just the answer. All you need to do is pack bedding, clothes and food supplies for fun filled adventure. Dogs are welcome (maximum two) - please add them on at the time of booking. Please note: no bedding is provided In the safari tent you’ll find: Two bedrooms: double bed; triple bunk bed Settee Table and chairs Cooking pans, utensils and kettle Lamps Firepit with cooking area You can also buy logs for use in the fire, if you add this to your booking they’ll be waiting for you when you turn up. View our holiday extras. Pre-pitched tents are also available at: Lee Valley Caravan Park, Dobbs Weir (safari tent) Lee Valley Camping and Caravan Park, Edmonton (bell tents) Access guide If you need any more information on the accessibility of this accommodation please contact us. Parking: there’s no parking available next to the tent, there’s a bark chipped pathway (uneven surface) from the car park to the tent Access to safari tent: one step (no handrail) onto wooden decked area Outdoor space: wooden decked area, woodland forest area (uneven surface) Main entrance door: large canvass main doorway, step free access from decking Site facilities Parking: large bark chipped car park area, no dedicated accessible spaces marked out Washing up and drinking water area: flat barked chipped surface, solar lights only Refuse area: flat barked chipped surface, solar lights only Price Safari tent: £70 per night
- Iyalode | Lee Valley Regional
< Back Iyalode Tednambury Lock.jpeg Stove.jpeg Bathroom_2.jpeg Tednambury Lock.jpeg 1/11 Narrowboat with semi-traditional stern Peterborough Narrowboats 57' 1997 £128.500 For Sale Contact the owner Julie Porter 4julieporter@gmail.com Built by small business Peterborough Narrowboats in 1997, Iyalode was described by the surveyor (May 2025) as being built with the "last of the good steel". She has had three careful owners and has never been over-plated. The BMC 1.8 engine was marinised by Calcutt Boats; it has been regularly serviced by a professional and runs reliably. The BSS (Boat Safety Scheme certificate) is valid until March 2028. Iyalode has some special and unusual features: a four panelled window across the width of the bow which lets in an abundance of light, a hard wood trim around the semi-trad stern, and three big windows that slide open, covered by shutters that offer great insulation against cold and heat. In a world where bus windows are the norm, I love these fully opening windows and have also come to believe that they are the reason I have never suffered with condensation. There is good ventilation along the roof with six brass mushroom vents, and at the bottom of the sturdy and secure steel entrance door. Inside, Iyalode has a lovely open plan layout. Entering the boat from the stern, the bathroom is on the left, followed by the bedroom - with full size double bed, room for a chest of drawers, and an integral wardrobe that acts as a bulkhead. The galley follows, opening onto the living and socialising area at the front of the boat. In 2016, engineered oak flooring was laid throughout (except the bathroom) and a bespoke kitchen (galley) was fitted to maximise use of the space. I have subsequently had a hatch cut into this central area of the boat. Iyalode is well-insulated and a Becton Bunny stove gets the space lovely and warm in the winter months.There is a Mikuni fan heater in the bathroom, capable of getting the small space toasty hot within minutes no matter what the temperature outside. The bathroom is equipped with a compost toilet, sink and shower. The waste tank and plumbing for the previous pump-out toilet are still in situ, and can be easily reconnected or removed, depending on the preference of the new owner. Iyalode rests on the sought after riverbank moorings at Springfield Marina, directly adjacent to Warwick Reservior West in the Walthamstow Wetlands. The river at Springfield offers tangible contact with nature, with all the urban culture that London have to offer on the doorstep. The Riverbank moorings are off grid, with access to the marina facilities just a few minutes walk away - or a very short boat trip, in the case of filling up for water! Iyalode is set up and ready to cruise and I have spent several wonderful summers exploring the navigations of the Rivers Lea and Stort, as well as crossing London on the Grand Union Canal. I am keen to find someone who will enjoy and look after Iyalode as much as I have. Serious enquiries only. Boat specifications 57' Narrowboat with semi-traditional stern "Iyalode" (ee-yah-loh-deh) · Year of construction: 1997 · Boat yard: Peterborough Narrow Boats, Yaxley · Material: Steel, 10/6/4 construction · Beam: 6ft 10inches / 2.08m · Draft: 2 ft/ 0.6m · Air draft at highest point: 6 foot 3inches / 1.92m · Internal cabin height: 6 foot 5 inches at centre (2 ½ inches less in bathroom)/ 1.96m · Hull blacked and six new anodes (total of 8) - 2025 · Last survey: 05/2025 (can be transferred to new owner before mid May) · Boat Safety Scheme Certificate: expires 03/2028 · Gas: Locker on stern with space for 2 x 13kg LPG bottles Engine: · BMC 1.8 engine marinised by Calcutt Boats. Serviced annually. · Hurth HBW100 gearbox. · Starter Battery: Halfords HB019 800CCA 12V 95Ah Power system: · 3 x Numax CXV30HRMF Sealed Leisure Battery 12V 105Ah. New batteries will be included with the sale. · Victron Energy BMV700 Battery Monitor · Mastervolt AC Master 12/300 (230V) inverter provides power to plug sockets · Nikkai 230v 800 Watt AC inverter by entrance/ stern · One KC130GT-1 130W solar panel; Steca PR 2020 Solar Charge Controller Amenities and comfort · Lighting: LED lighting throughout boat, all running off 12V electric system · Water: Integral water tank at bow; FloJet R4305500A pump; Jabsco CW288 8ltr accumulator tank ensures water pressure throughout boat · Hot water: Rinnai REU-58E immersion heater · Heating: Arada Beckton 5 Multifuel Stove (new flue installed by ShipShape 09/2025). Mikuni MY30 Marine heater in bathroom · Insulation: Rockwool · Fridge: Isotherm Grey Line 12V Marine Refrigerator · Cooking: Belling gas oven with four hobs · Music: Kenwood speakers integrated in bulkhead/ wardrobe, connected to Kenwood car stereo · Toilet: Trobolo compost toilet installed in April 2025. Connections and fittings for previous pump out toilet available for reinstallation by new owner if preferred Additional Features · Stern: Hard wood trim curved to roof and cabin flanks · Bow: Four panel steel window spanning full width of bow · Cabin: Three slide windows that can be fully opened, with shutters providing insulation against both cold and the heat of summer sunshine. Hatch in galley · Interior: Engineered oak flooring (installed 2016); Wren kitchen units in bespoke oak housing with shelves and solid oak worktops by Tom Trimmins Woodwork (2016) · On board storage: Under-bed, under bow, large bulk head wardrobe/ cupboard, built in book shelves, kitchen drawers and cabinets Facilities Iyalode is sold on her mooring; transfer fee included in asking price. Marina facilities include shower blocks, toilets, laundry, waste collection, elsan disposal, parking (subject to a waiting list) and secure bike storage, alongside access to boat craning, workshop and hardstanding. Springfield Chandlery has recently closed, however essentials including gas, coal, wood and kindling are all available on site through the office. Previous Next
- Holiday offers | Lee Valley Regional Park
Have a look at the current special offers that are running on our holiday accommodation. Holiday offers Stay and save with our special offers. We just take a small deposit with the balance due a few days prior to your holiday making planning that break away even easier. Our current special offers Save £20 per night on Safari Tent bookings Book a pre-pitched tent at our Almost Wild site for £50 per night. See offer detail > Emergency Services & Armed Forces Offer Get one night free on your booking on touring pitches, camping pods and safari tents. See offer detail > See at a glance which accommodation options have an offer running. Camping pitch Camping pod Dog friendly EV charging Glamping Holiday cottage Holiday lodge Pre-pitched tent Special offer Touring & camping Bell tent Edmonton, London N9 0AR Comfy pre-pitched bell tent offers open plan accommodation. Sleeps 4 | 1 bedroom. Find out more > Riverside Cottage Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire EN11 0AS Holiday cottage home with private garden and hot tub. Sleeps 4 | 2 bedroom Find out more > The Hamilton Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire EN11 0AS Modern lodge offering open plan living with private decking. Sleeps 4 | 2 bedrooms. Find out more > The Amelia Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire EN11 0AS Modern lodge offering open plan living with private garden. Sleeps 4 | 2 bedrooms. Find out more > Big Chief Wigwam © Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire EN11 0AS Larger wooden open plan camping pod. Sleeps 4. Find out more > Peaky Pod Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire EN11 0AS Glamping pods with kitchenette and bathroom. Sleeps 4. Find out more > Cocoon Edmonton, London N9 0AR Cosy wooden camping pod. Sleeps 2. Find out more > Touring and camping Edmonton, London N9 0AR Pitches for tents, trailer tents, caravans, motorhomes, RVs or fifth wheelers. Find out more > Woodland Cocoon Chingford, London E4 7RA Cosy wooden camping pod. Sleeps 2. Find out more > Peaky Pod Chingford, London E4 7RA Glamping pods with kitchenette and bathroom. Sleeps 4. Find out more > Safari tent Broxbourne, Hertfordshire EN10 6TD Large pre-pitched tent with open plan main living area. Sleeps 5 | 2 bedrooms Find out more > Lee View Lodge Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire EN11 0AS Luxury lodge offering open plan living with private garden and hot tub. Sleeps 6 | 3 bedrooms. Find out more > The Country Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire EN11 0AS Luxury lodge offering open plan living with private garden and hot tub. Sleeps 6 | 3 bedrooms. Find out more > The Button Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire EN11 0AS Modern lodge offering open plan living. Sleeps 4 | 2 bedrooms. Find out more > Safari tent Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire EN11 0AS Large pre-pitched tent with open plan main living area. Sleeps 5 | 2 bedrooms. Find out more > Wee Brave Wigwam © Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire EN11 0AS Cosy wooden camping pod. Sleeps 2. Find out more > Touring and camping Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire EN11 0AS Pitches for tents, trailer tents, caravans, motorhomes, RVs or fifth wheelers. Find out more > Cabin Edmonton, London N9 0AR Larger wooden open plan camping pod. Sleeps 4. Find out more > The Stirling Chingford, London E4 7RA Modern lodge offering open plan living with private garden. Sleeps 4 | 2 bedroom Find out more > Woodland Cabin Chingford, London E4 7RA Larger wooden open plan camping pod. Sleeps 4. Find out more > Touring and camping Chingford, London E4 7RA Pitches for tents, trailer tents, caravans, motorhomes, RVs or fifth wheelers. Find out more > Wild camping Broxbourne, Hertfordshire EN10 6TD Pitch up in the wilds of Hertfordshire at this riverside site. Find out more >
- Refeshment Loyalty Card - T&Cs | Lee Valley Regional
Terms and conditions - refreshment loyalty card You can earn one stamp for your loyalty card when purchasing a hot drink at Myddelton House Gardens, which may be subject to change (“Participating Venue”). The card fully stamped with nine stamps entitles you to a free hot drink from any of the Participating Venue when handed over to a member of staff. Only original loyalty cards will be accepted – copies, or cards altered in any way, are not valid and will be declined. Loyalty cards have no cash value. Cards cannot be exchanged for cash and Lee Valley Regional Park Authority (the “Authority”) is unable to replace a stamped card if it is lost, stolen or damaged. Loyalty cards have no expiry date and are valid until such time as the Authority chooses to stop issuing drinks loyalty cards and/or new stamps. The Authority reserves the right to amend these terms and conditions at any time.
- Cruising | Lee Valley Regional
< Back Cruising Stock enquiry Upgrade your cruising with our top of the range products from the best suppliers. Products we stock Fenders Planks and ladders Poles and hooks Mooring equipment Ropes Windlass Anchors Chain hardware Fuel and water carriers Just some of our brands Anchor Marine Kingfisher Yacht Ropes
- Peaky Pod Sewardstone | Lee Valley Regional
Peaky Pod Book now > Special offer available Sleeps four people. We all love getting away in the great outdoors but sometimes we still want those little luxuries as well as a solid roof and door. These fully insulated and heated pods offer just that. Hire BBQs, fire pits and bikes for your stay – see our holiday extras . Dogs are welcome (maximum two) - just select a dog friendly unit at the time of booking. In the Peaky Pod you’ll find: Built in double bed Bed settee Bathroom with full size shower Kitchen area with fridge, microwave, sink, double electric hob Table and chairs Cooking pans, utensils and kettle Dinnerware, cutlery, can opener, peeler and corkscrew Smart TV Decking area outside your pod with outdoor seating Private parking next to pod The accommodation includes: Standard WiFi access. Premium WiFi is available as an onsite upgrade (charges apply) Bedding and towels Welcome pack with complimentary tea, coffee and biscuit selection View image gallery to see this glamping pod in more detail. ULEZ: we’re outside the London’s emission zones, but very close to it – find out more on our Plan a visit page. Peaky Pods also available at: Lee Valley Caravan Park, Dobbs Weir Access guide If you need any more information on the accessibility of this accommodation please contact us. View floorplan in the gallery Parking: next to the pod with bark surface, uneven ground Access to unit: stepped access with three wooden steps leading onto wooden decked area Outdoor space: wooden decked area Main entrance door : door width 720mm, step over lintel Bed height: 600mm. Built in bed, no access from each side of bed Bathroom: Door width 590mm Toilet height 450mm (no grab rails) Walk in shower cubicle with small step over door surround. Adjustable height shower head. No grab rails or seat within cubicle Sink height 850mm For accessibility information for our site and its facilities please see out listing on Access Able . Price Peaky Pod: from £289 for a three night stay
- Social Media House Rules | Lee Valley Regional
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
- Lee Valley White Water Centre | Lee Valley Regional
< Back Lee Valley White Water Centre Front of the building at Lee Valley White Water Centre Toilets by the Pavilion at Lee Valley White Water Centre Car park at Lee Valley White Water Centre


