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Explore the top locations in the Lee Valley for filming and event hire. Wide open spaces, tranquil gardens and historic buildings, all commutable from London. Event hire and filming Whether you’re looking for historic gardens, award winning open spaces, beautiful lakes and rivers or tranquil countryside, Lee Valley Regional Park has it. Contact us events@leevalleypark.org.uk 03000 030 640 Site hire form > Read our testimonials > Spaces and venues to hire Apply to hold an event Filming in the park Broxbourne Riverside Size: 12,125m² Postcode: EN10 7AX See the site > Showground and River Lee Country Park Size: 163,764m² Postcode: EN9 1AB See the site > Tottenham Marshes Size: 3,400m² Postcode: N17 0XD See the site > Area 12 at Lee Valley White Water Centre Size: 4,500m² Postcode: EN9 1AB See the site > Green Plaza Size: 1,000m² Postcode: E20 3AB See the site > Turnershill Marsh Size: 5,520m² Postcode: EN8 9AJ See the site > Northwest Arena (Picketts Lock) Size: 7,600m² Postcode: N9 0AS See the site > Leyton Marsh Size: 16,000m² Postcode: E10 7QL See the site > Middlesex Filter Beds Size: 2,000m² Postcode: E5 0BS See the site > East Lawns Size: 12,500m² Postcode: E20 3AD See the site > Three Mills Green Size: 23,600m² Postcode: E3 3DU See the site > Gunpowder Park Size: 37,402m² Postcode: EN9 3GP See the site > Myddelton House Gardens Sizes from 300m² to 900m² Postcode: EN2 9HG See the site > Western Plaza Size: 4,046m² Postcode: E20 3AD See the site > Lee Valley Almost Wild Campsite, Broxbourne Size: 10,521m² Postcode: EN10 6TD See the site > Disc Golf Area Size: 12,908m² Postcode: EN9 1AB See the site > Waltham Abbey Gardens Size: 47,822m² Postcode: EN9 1XQ See the site > WaterWorks Field Size: 4,600m² Postcode: E10 7QB See the site > Rye House Gatehouse Size: 7,000m² Postcode: EN11 0EH See the site > Events within the park Choose from our award winning open spaces and take advantage of the natural beauty within Lee Valley Regional Park. Stretching along 26 miles, 10,000 acres, there are several open spaces to choose from for your next event venue within London, Hertfordshire and Essex. The experienced Events team have good knowledge of the park and hosting all scales of events including music festivals, sporting events, charity challenges, country fairs and more. The Authority has a duty to develop and preserve leisure, recreation, sport and nature throughout the park and the Events Team are keen to work in partnership to develop activities and events that encourage use of the park in these ways. Apply to hold an event To apply to host an event in the park, please: Read our event application guidance Fill out and submit our site hire form a minimum of two months before your event. Site hire form > Commercial filming and photography Whether you're looking for historic gardens, award winning architecture, working farms, world class sports facilities or a unit base, Lee Valley has it - and all within easy reach of Central London. All our commercial filming and photography requirements are handled by Lee Valley Film Office , visit their website to find out more about the locations available and their contact details. For all press enquires please contact our Press Office . Head to Lee Valley Film Office testimonials Testimonials Running events in the park “Working with Lee Valley Regional Authority is always a pleasure. Their team is incredibly supportive, making the lead-up to our events seamless and stress-free. On event day, their professionalism and helpfulness shine through, ensuring everything runs smoothly. We have worked with them for 10 years and will continue to do so!” James Shipley - Managing Director - Active Training World Events “Lee Valley has consistently delivered exceptional service to RunThrough over the years. This phenomenal venue has been instrumental in hosting a diverse array of distances, ranging from a 1 mile race to the Half Marathon. Thousands of our runners have triumphantly crossed the finish line here, with feedback consistently highlighting it as an inspiring and unforgettable place to run. We eagerly anticipate continuing our successful partnership with you for many more years to come!” Ross - RunThrough Take a read of our blog Love Autumn Summer might be over but exploring the park isn't. Read about all the exciting thing to see and do this autumn. Sep 1 Spotlight on autumn wildlife The autumn flora and fauna highlights in Lee Valley Regional Park. Sep 1 5 Reasons to Love Lee Valley Regional Park This #LoveParksWeek, we have plenty on offer in Lee Valley Regional Park to help you make the most of the best season to be outdoors. Jul 23 Upcoming events Cheshunt Wellbeing Walk Date: 5 November Time: 10:30 Pindar Car Park See more > Conservation volunteer task Date: 5 November Time: 10:00 - 15:00 Tottenham Marshes See more > Floating Pennywort volunteer day Date: 5 November Time: 10:00 Enfield Island Village See more >

Both of our marinas have chandleries so boaters can stock up of their supplys either end of the River Lee Chandleries Specialising in boat parts and accessories for the inland waterways market our well-stocked London and Hertfordshire chandleries offers a comprehensive range with thousands of lines on the shelf at any one time. We have chandleries at: Lee Valley Marina, Stanstead Abbotts Lee Valley Marina, Springfield Fill out an enquiry form Browse our products online and then either pop in, call us or complete our enquiry form and we’ll advise you if we have what you need in stock. If we don’t have what you’re looking for on the shelf we’ll do our best to find it for you and order it in – usually with a next day service Products we have in stock or can order in Leisure, books & maps Take a trip, learn about something new or enjoy your cruising time with our leisure products. Find out more > Engineering From engine controls to fuel systems and everything in between, top of the range parts from trusted brands! Find out more > Heating Whether you're heating yourself, your food or your water, never go cold with our range of heaters. Find out more > Electrical Get the very best electrical equipment for your boat! Find out more > Consumables From antifreeze and cleaning products to sealants and adhesives and so much more. Find out more > Safety and recovery Never put yourself in danger ensure your safety with our fantastic safety and recovery products Find out more > Cruising Upgrade your cruising with our top of the range products from the best suppliers. Find out more > Fuels Your boat will be ready for anything once you've stocked up from our range of fuels! Find out more > Painting Our paint collections are the perfect way to give it a bit of a touch up and prepare it for the cruising season! Find out more > Cabin and deck Need a new part for your cabin or deck? Look no further… Find out more > Galley Fill your boat with top of the range kitchen equipment from our range. Find out more > Water and gas From regulators to pumps, toilets to spare parts, we've got everything you need to make your boat run swimmingly. Find out more > Name* Email* Phone* Enquiry detail* Preferred chandlery Lee Valley Marina, Stanstead Abbotts (Hertfordshire) Lee Valley Marina, Springfield (East London) Submit form Stock enquiry form Take a read of our blog Love Autumn Summer might be over but exploring the park isn't. Read about all the exciting thing to see and do this autumn. Sep 1 Spotlight on autumn wildlife The autumn flora and fauna highlights in Lee Valley Regional Park. Sep 1 5 Reasons to Love Lee Valley Regional Park This #LoveParksWeek, we have plenty on offer in Lee Valley Regional Park to help you make the most of the best season to be outdoors. Jul 23 Upcoming events Cheshunt Wellbeing Walk Date: 5 November Time: 10:30 Pindar Car Park See more > Conservation volunteer task Date: 5 November Time: 10:00 - 15:00 Tottenham Marshes See more > Floating Pennywort volunteer day Date: 5 November Time: 10:00 Enfield Island Village See more >

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. 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 Summer might be over but exploring the park isn't. Read about all the exciting thing to see and do this autumn. Sep 1 Spotlight on autumn wildlife The autumn flora and fauna highlights in Lee Valley Regional Park. Sep 1 5 Reasons to Love Lee Valley Regional Park This #LoveParksWeek, we have plenty on offer in Lee Valley Regional Park to help you make the most of the best season to be outdoors. Jul 23 Upcoming events Cheshunt Wellbeing Walk Date: 5 November Time: 10:30 Pindar Car Park See more > Conservation volunteer task Date: 5 November Time: 10:00 - 15:00 Tottenham Marshes See more > Floating Pennywort volunteer day Date: 5 November Time: 10:00 Enfield Island Village See more >

Tottenham Marshes in north London is great wildlife watching spot with three main areas surrounding the River Lee. Near by you'll find the Waterside Inn and a great community of locals. Tottenham Marshes Watermead Way, N17 0XD Never sleeps, open 24 hours a day A great open space in the London Boroughs of Waltham Forest and Haringey made up of three main parts Contact us info@leevalleypark.org.uk 03000 030 610 Check the latest visitor information > Facilities About Wildlife Things to see and do Plan your visit What 3 Words ///taken.renew.useful 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 > . Car parking There is a car park on Watermead Way. Parking is currently free. Picnic spots There are benches by the car park on Clendish Marsh which are perfect for enjoying a meal alfresco Walking, running and cycling routes All the paths are circular so you will find them easy to follow You can cycle around the marshes but some of the paths are not paved so proceed with caution during the winter and on wetter days. Things to do There are some wonder sculptures to find on the site so make sure you keep an eye out. The River Lee Navigation runs though the site, and it is a good walking, running and cycle route that links Hertford, on the River Lea, with the Thames in the south, where you can travel off road, for near to 30 miles. Just south of Clendish Marsh, is The Paddock, and Walthamstow Wetlands, which are two other wildlife areas, which are within walking distance from Clendish Marsh's Ferry Lane entrance. Café There is The Waterside Café by Stonebridge Lock is situated middle of the marshes, by the river. Toilets There is no public toilet on site. There is one toilet in the Waterside Café which opens with the café. Things nearby The Waterside Café Enjoy a coffee by the waterside at Tottenham Marshes See more > Lee Valley Athletics Centre You can try your hand at a range of athletic activities all in one place See more > The Paddock Small open space in Tottenham with great community events 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 > Walthamstow Marshes Discover the different wildlife and habitats in the capital in this wonderful open space See more > Lee Valley Golf Course Test out the greens on this tricky but fun golf course in north London See more > Tottenham Marshes have a diverse history. Originally they would have been part of the natural floodplain of the River Lee. In the 1920s there were tennis courts and an open air lido on the marshes, fed by water from Pymmes Brook for a short spell. Later the site was used as a place to deposit building waste from bombed-out parts of London, which in some parts have raised the levels by two metres. Now it's one of the largest open spaces in Haringey, and a very well-loved open space for dog walkers, nature lovers and people who simply want to unwind in a safe space. Tottenham Marshes straddles the border between the London Boroughs of Haringey and Waltham Forest. The marshes are situated just six miles from Central London and has three main parts Wild Marsh West, Clendish Marsh and Wild Marsh East. The sites are managed to encourage easy and welcoming access, with the majority of users walking, jogging and cycling and enjoying this open space close to Tottenham. Tottenham Marshes has a wonderful community of wildlife enthusiasts and bird watchers. Friends of Tottenham Marshes who do a bird count every month, who then share they’re wonderful sightings for everyone to enjoy and also form part of our recording. You can send in your sighting and join our gallery. Spring You will see many migrating birds coming to the valley, the meadows will be full of colour, from the wildflowers and in some places you can observe Bee Orchid too. On Wild Marsh West in the spring all the Cherry Plums are flowering and it’s a real spectacle when they are out. There are lots of butterflies that are present including Brimstone and Comma Butterfly. On Clendish Marsh, Kestrel can be observed hovering over the meadows in early spring and throughout the summer. The abundance of voles and mice are contributing to their diet. Summer When the meadows have finished flowering you will get all the grasses flowering and we have a good population of Common Toadflax on Wild Marsh West, which will turn the meadows yellow. They are particularly good for the Toadflax Brocade Moth. In the summer the Blackberries will ripen, and also the Cherry Plums, and they make good eating for the wildlife around. There are a few wooded sections that the walkers are particularly fond of during the summer, as they provide a shady walk Autumn Some of the meadows are cut and you will get some really nice autumn colour on the poplars and willows on site. The Rowan and Hawthorn will berry up and will be food for the many birds on the marshes in the winter. Winter In winter Stonechat are usually present and Linnet numbers increase, they can be seen feeding on seed heads of Teasel, dock and thistle. There are always a few winter visitors in the valley, such as Britain's smallest duck, Teal, you can observe if you are lucky, along the watercourse that intersect the marshes Take a read of our blog Love Autumn Summer might be over but exploring the park isn't. Read about all the exciting thing to see and do this autumn. Sep 1 Spotlight on autumn wildlife The autumn flora and fauna highlights in Lee Valley Regional Park. Sep 1 5 Reasons to Love Lee Valley Regional Park This #LoveParksWeek, we have plenty on offer in Lee Valley Regional Park to help you make the most of the best season to be outdoors. Jul 23 Upcoming events Cheshunt Wellbeing Walk Date: 5 November Time: 10:30 Pindar Car Park See more > Conservation volunteer task Date: 5 November Time: 10:00 - 15:00 Tottenham Marshes See more > Floating Pennywort volunteer day Date: 5 November Time: 10:00 Enfield Island Village See more >

Find a new way of exploring River Lee Country Park with the orieteering trail. There are 34 post throughout the 1,000 acre park and you can purchase a map and begin exploring Orienteering River Lee Country Park Open 24/7 Explore River Lee Country Park using you map and compass from four different starting routes throughout our 1,000 acre park. Check the latest visitor information > Find your way around the park armed with map and post numbers! This course is great for family groups and individuals alike! What are you waiting for? Purchase a physical map and start exploring the 1,000 acre River Lee Country Park. Self guided orienteering You can join at any one of our four starting points Waltham Abbey Gardens (EN9 1XQ) River Lee Country Park, Fishers Green (EN9 2EF) River Lee Country Park, Pindar (EN8 9AJ) Lee Valley White Water Centre (EN9 1AB) All you need is a map (£4), post descriptions and a score card which you can order online. This is a physical map that will be posted out to you. Please confirm your postal address at the point of ordering and allow five working days for receipt of your map. Buy a map Orienteering for schools and youth groups Our Learning and Engagement Team can provide an amazing range of experiences on the course from map based orienteering to GPS! Things near by 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 > Lee Valley White Water Centre Watch the rapids roll as you soak up the atmosphere at this iconic venue See more > Take a read of our blog Love Autumn Summer might be over but exploring the park isn't. Read about all the exciting thing to see and do this autumn. Sep 1 Spotlight on autumn wildlife The autumn flora and fauna highlights in Lee Valley Regional Park. Sep 1 5 Reasons to Love Lee Valley Regional Park This #LoveParksWeek, we have plenty on offer in Lee Valley Regional Park to help you make the most of the best season to be outdoors. Jul 23 Upcoming events Cheshunt Wellbeing Walk Date: 5 November Time: 10:30 Pindar Car Park See more > Conservation volunteer task Date: 5 November Time: 10:00 - 15:00 Tottenham Marshes See more > Floating Pennywort volunteer day Date: 5 November Time: 10:00 Enfield Island Village See more >

< Back Forest School Venue: Waltham Abbey Farmhouse Available: all year Suitable for: Pre-school classes, Primary school groups, Nurture groups, SEN groups, Secondary groups Teacher’s guide available > Prices > Our health and safety commitment > Contact us Our Forest School programme consists of a series of specialised, play-based programmes that put the learning back in the child’s hands, letting children thrive and learn from real life experience in a natural setting whilst being facilitated by a trained Forest School leader. Over the course of the programme the children could learn about tool use, natural materials such as wood, plants and soil and their properties, wildlife and the natural environment as well as fire lighting. The sessions also promote development in independent thinking, experimentation, planning, problem solving, collaboration, risk management, physical mobility, increased self-confidence and wellbeing. We can design and deliver bespoke Forest School programmes to suit your setting and requirements to ensure you have a Forest School programme that works for you. The programme will be delivered by Level 3 trained and experienced Forest School leaders. All risk assessments, safety checks, tools and equipment will be provided.Ask us about school based options

River Lee Trail Distance: 4 miles Terrain: a mixture of surfaced pathways, towpath and grass pathways, several bridges and steps, several steep inclines and walk-around and kissing gates Starting point: Lee Valley Boat Centre car park, Old Nazeing Road, Broxbourne, Hertfordshire EN10 6LX Download route narrative > At at glance information for this route Dog friendly Parking available Public transport closeby Refreshments available Route - running Route - walking Toilets available A relaxing circular walk on the Hertfordshire and Essex borders. Discover the greenest and bluest spaces in the heart of the Lee Valley, their fascinating history and wonderful wildlife. The route heads north along the New River, turning east at the north end of Admirals Walk Lake, before returning south from Dobbs Weir along the River Lee Navigation towpath. Directions Turn right onto the Old Nazeing Road and proceed past the Lee Valley Boat Centre on the left, following the road, up and over the bridge, crossing the River Lee Navigation . At the end of the bridge, by the Crown pub, turn left onto the towpath Continue north, under Nazeing New Road and proceed past Carthagena Lock to Dobbs Weir car park (alternative starting point) Proceed up the slope to the main road Turn left over the River Lee Navigation and cross the road leading to Dobbs Weir Pool Proceed over two bridges along the pathway keeping the pool on the left Exit the site over a small bridge and follow the public signpost across the road Continue along the public footpath which runs parallel with the caravan site Proceed over the level crossing, passing Admirals Lake on the left and continue through the field Proceed through the blue turnstile and turn left onto the New River pathway, heading south passing Broxboune Pumping Station on the right At the railway station, turn left and proceed down the steps to the far side (starting point if using public transport) Continue through the car park following the fence line alongside the railway track Pass under the road and proceed up and down the steps crossing the bridge Turn right and follow the pathway into Broxbourne Old Mill and Meadows , crossing the bridge over the Mill Pool (alternative starting point) Continue along the pathway past the toilets and Broxbourne Mill Wheelhouse Turn left, passing the green sheds and cycle hire on the right Continue on the pathway, following the Mill Stream under the railway bridge Turn left crossing the metal bridge, following the pathway back to the Lee Valley Boat Centre and the car park Alternative car parks and starting points Dobbs Weir car park, Dobbs Weir Road, Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire EN11 0AZ Broxbourne Old Mill and Meadows car park, Mill Lane, Broxbourne, Hertfordshire EN10 7AX Toilets Broxbourne Old Mill and Meadows Refreshments The Crown pub (Broxbourne) Old Mill Retreat Café (Broxbourne) River Palace Café (Dobbs Weir) Fish and Eels pub (Dobbs Weir) Things to note Public transport links: The closet station is Broxbourne – join the route at railway station Buses run along Nazeing New Road and the B176 which is short distance from the train station Car parking charges apply at Broxbourne Old Mill and Meadows car park. There are currently no parking charges at Lee Valley Boat Centre or Dobbs Weir car parks Previous Next

< Back to What's On FIH Hockey Pro League The FIH Hockey Pro League is Heading Back to London in 2026! Date: 17 - 18 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

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 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 £27.25 to £40.25 Grass pitch (no electric)*: from £19.50 to £32.50 Additional adult: from £10 to £16.50 Additional child (under 18): £5.50 to £7.50 Large tent surcharge (8+ person tent): £14 Backpacker rate (one person without a vehicle): £13.50 to £17.50 Awning: £4.65 *This is the minimum pitch fee that applies (two adults)

Information updates Lee Valley Almost Wild Campsite, Broxbourne Detailed below you’ll find the latest updates which may affect your visit to us for Lee Valley Almost Wild Campsite, Broxbourne. If you have any specific queries please contact us .

Offer details Find out more about the offer, promo codes and the sites that it can be used at Emergency Services & Armed Forces Offer For anyone working in the NHS, emergency services, Coast Guard, RNLI or armed forces we’re offering you an additional night’s stay free of charge when you book a holiday with us. So whether you want to pitch a tent, park a caravan or motorhome of stay in one of our camping pods or pre-pitched Safari tents you can have a night on us. The discount applies to the following accommodation types: Touring pitch for a tent, caravan or motorhome Stays in a camping pod unit (Big Chief Wigwam, Wee Brave Wigwam, Cabin or Cocoon) Safari tent And is valid at the following campsites: Lee Valley Almost Wild Campsite, Broxbourne Lee Valley Caravan Park, Dobbs Weir Lee Valley Campsite, Sewardstone Lee Valley Camping and Caravan Park, Edmonton Booking discount code : 911 (to be enetered at time of booking). Please note: you’ll be asked to produce evidence to confirm that you work for the one of the services listed in point 1 of our T&Cs. If you cannot provide this evidence you’ll be charged for the additional night’s stay. How to book Click the book now link and check that your preferred campsite is showing in the “Park”box – choose the holiday type and dates and click search. Select you’re preferred option and it will take you on to the next step of the booking process - add the discount code 911 in the box on the Enquiry Summary page and it will edit your total to take into account the discount. Complete the booking process and your total holiday cost will include your discount. Start planning your trip! Terms and conditions These Special offer Terms and Conditions apply to the Lee Valley Campsite - Emergency Services and Armed Forces 1 Free Night Offer (the Offer) for stays at Lee Valley Caravan Park, Dobbs Weir, Lee Valley Campsite, Sewardstone and Lee Valley Camping and Caravan Park , Edmonton which are operated by Lee Valley Regional Park Authority (the Authority) of Myddelton House, Bulls Cross, Enfield, Middlesex EN2 9HG. 1. You must work for one of the following services to be eligible to benefit from the Offer and you must provide evidence that you comply with one of the listed services when checking-in: NHS Fire Service Police Ambulance Service HM Coast Guard RNLI Armed Forces (currently serving or a veteran) Lowland Rescue Mountain Rescue 2. The Offer applies to bookings for a minimum of 2 night’s stay and up to a maximum stay of 14 nights between 1 January and 31 December 2025 in the following accommodation units: a. Touring pitch for a tent, caravan or motorhome b. Stay in a camping pod unit (Big Chief Wigwam, Wee Brave Wigwam, Cabin or Cocoon) c. Safari tent 3. The Offer entitles you to receive one free additional night to be added to your booking. 4. To receive the discount under the Offer, you must book directly on the Authority’s website for your chosen campsite quoting promotional code “911 ”. You can only use the Offer for one booking. 5. The additional night can only be taken in the same accommodation unit type as the type booked. 6. We may cancel your additional night if you are unable to produce evidence to confirm that you work for one of the services listed in 1 above. 7. The Offer is a standalone offer and cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer. 8. The Offer cannot be exchanged for cash and has no cash value. 9. The Offer cannot be sold, transferred or assigned. 10. The Authority reserves the right to cancel this promotional Offer at any time without notice. 11. Any personal data we collect as part of the Offer will be processed in accordance with the applicable data protection legislation and as set out in the Authority’s privacy notice, which you can find at www.leevalleypark.org.uk/privacynotice . 12. Employees (or members of the families or households of employees) of Lee Valley Regional Park Authority cannot redeem the Offer. 13. Stays at any Lee Valley campsite using the Offer are subject to compliance with the Authority’s Standard Terms and Conditions and the Lee Valley Campsite Specific Terms and Conditions .

< Back to What's On Active Herts - Sunday Leisure walk Join us for this great leisure walk Date: 16 November Time: 12:00 FREE Turnford Brook Location: More info > These are free, friendly enjoyable walks and suitable for walkers who are able to walk around 4 miles. Walking is at your own risk. Please arrive on time to set off at 10am. Wear sensible footwear suitable for all walking conditions. If you need more information on a walk please contact the walk leader. Previous Next