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Looking to hold a event in the park? Fill out our form and our event team will help you get set up Event enquiry form Please fill out the form below and you can see our event application guidance for assistance with the form. Back Event enquiry form Main contact name* Email* Company Position held Company address Company website Event name* Please pick what locations you're interested in? Please check our full list of 19 sites for the site-specific information pages to help you with choosing your site Select areas below* Broxbourne Riverside Three Mills Green Showground and River Lee Country Park Gunpowder Park Tottenham Marshes Area 12 at Lee Valley White Water Centre Western Plaza Green Plaza Lee Valley Almost Wild Campsite, Broxbourne Turnershill Marsh Disc Golf Area Northwest Arena (Picketts Lock) Waltham Abbey Gardens Leyton Marsh WaterWorks Field Middlesex Filter Beds Rye House Gatehouse East Lawns Event date(s) and time(s) * Please include set up and take down Brief description of event* Site Layout Please detail in the box below the equipment and infrastructure you propose to bring onsite for the hire: Number of Vehicles / Machinery Tents / Marquees Power Lighting Toilets Catering Licensed Bar Music Site layout details* Site security Do you plan on providing security (please note, if any gates are used, they must be always kept locked or manned by security personnel)* Other Please detail any further information you think the Authority should be made aware of before processing your application.* Submit Take a read of our blog Spotlight on... summer wildlife See the summer wildlife and fauna highlights in our 10,000 acre park Jun 1, 2025 Love cycling Discover the best cycling experiences in Lee Valley Regional Park this #BikeMonth! From scenic family friendly routes to adrenalin pumping sessions at Lee Valley VeloPark, get tips, bike hire info, and route ideas for all skill levels. Perfect for summer adventures! Jun 1, 2025 Keep the park clean and green – take litter home with you! Litter is a growing problem, affecting 90% of the places people visit—damaging landscapes, harming wildlife and putting pressure on our parks. Read our blog to find out what classes as litter, what we're doing and how you can help May 27 Upcoming events The Very Hungry Caterpillar™ Trail Date: 21 March - 30 June Walthamstow Wetlands See more > Nature Tots Forest School Date: 13 April - 13 July Time: 10:00 - 12:00 Walthamstow Wetlands See more > Active and Outdoors Programme Dates: 9 May - 20 June Time: 10:00 - 12:00 Waltham Abbey See more >

We want to help you use the park to improve your health and wellbeing. You'll find all the activites from Lifewalks to over 50s kayaking sessions. Get active in the Lee Valley Lee Valley provides a variety of health and wellbeing activities across our 26 mile park. Led by trained individuals, these sessions are tailored to get people more active and provide opportunities to socialise within our wonderful green spaces and sporting venues. Contact us activation@leevalleypark.org.uk Health and wellbeing events > Get Active sessions Working with us Filter by Programme tag Cycling Group exercise sessions Health and wellbeing Lee Valley venue session Walking Search our programmes Active Herts Health and wellbeing sessions run at Lee Valley White Water Centre See more > First Steps Take the first steps onto your walking for fitness journey See more > Lifewalks Led walks based around fitness that you can take at your own pace See more > Open water swimming Embrace the benefits of open water swimming with this supervised session See more > Cycling for Health Weekly cycles routes run by Epping Forest MTN See more > Group Exercise Sessions Join in own two circuit based exercise sessions See more > Mental Health Swims Open water swimming sessions to boost mental wellbeing See more > Our Parks FREE weekly fitness sessions at Leyton Marsh See more > Endurance for Wellbeing Walks Looking to build on your walking skills? Check out this walking programme See more > Health & Wellbeing Drop in sessions Find out how you can use the park to boost your health and wellbeing See more > Nordic Walking Walking exercises that works your arms and your legs See more > Sensory walks Guided walks designed to embrace the sensory experience of open spaces See more > Get involved See how you can get involved in our programmes. Social Prescribers and Community Partners See how you can help people access to free health and wellbeing activities See more > Health & Wellbeing Drop in sessions Find out how you can use the park to boost your health and wellbeing See more > Community grants This scheme gives financial support to community and school groups See more > Volunteering See how you can join the team and lead sessions in the park See more > Contacts for sports venues Lee Valley VeloPark LVvelopark@gll.org 03000 030 613 Lee Valley Athletics Centre LVathletics@gll.org 03000 030 630 Lee Valley Hockey and Tennis Centre LVhockeyandtennis@gll.org 03000 030 614 Lee Valley Riding Centre LVriding@gll.org 03000 030 629 Lee Valley White Water Centre LVwhitewater@gll.org 03000 030 616 Lee Valley Golf Course golf@leevalleypark.org.uk General enquiries 03000 030 631 | Course conditions 03000 030 649 Lee Valley Ice Centre LVice@gll.org 03000 030 624 FAQs Please read our frequently asked questions for further information to help you get started. Do I need to pre book a session? There is no need to pre book for our walking programmes. Please following booking links which are attached to all other event listings. Do I need a referral to attend a session? No, all of our sessions are self-referral apart from Active Herts Sessions. Do I need to fill out any forms? Yes, a registration form must be filled out by any new participants. Will outdoor sessions go ahead regardless of weather conditions? Sessions will go ahead unless high winds or thunder and lightning. Please ensure you bring suitable clothing with you. If you have any questions regarding our sessions please contact a member of our team on activation@leevalleypark.org.uk Health and wellbeing events Pick the events your would like to see: Health and Wellbeing Nature Outdoors Walking Tea, Talk and Walk Date: 17 June Lee Valley Ice Centre See more > Cheshunt Wellbeing Walk Date: 17 June Pindar See more Mind in West Essex: Walk & Talk at Waltham Abbey Gardens Date: 17 June Waltham Abbey Gardens See more > Lifewalk - Lee Valley Ice Centre Date: 17 June Lee Valley Ice Centre See more > Lifewalk - Lee Valley White Water Centre -18 June Date: 18 June Lee Valley White Water Centre See more > Lifewalk - Lee Valley Regional Park Open Spaces - 19 June Date: 19 June Lee Valley Regional Park See more > Turnford Brook Wellbeing Walk Date: 19 June Turnford Brook See more Lifewalk - Lee Valley Regional Park Open Spaces - 21 June Date: 21 June Lee Valley Regional Park See more > Chair Based Exercise – Lee Valley White Water Centre Date: 22 June Lee Valley White Water Centre See more > Strength & Mobility Exercise – Lee Valley White Water Centre Date: 22 June Lee Valley White Water Centre See more > Lifewalk - Lee Valley Regional Park Open Spaces- 23 June Date: 23 June Lee Valley Regional Park See more > Mind in West Essex: Walk & Talk at Waltham Abbey Gardens Copy Date: 24 June Waltham Abbey Gardens See more > Lifewalk - Lee Valley Ice Centre Date: 24 June Lee Valley Ice Centre See more > Cheshunt Wellbeing Walk Date: 24 June Pindar See more Tea, Talk and Walk Date: 24 June Lee Valley Ice Centre See more > Lifewalk - Lee Valley White Water Centre -25 June Date: 25 June Lee Valley White Water Centre See more > Lifewalk - Lee Valley Regional Park Open Spaces - 26 June Date: 26 June Lee Valley Regional Park See more > Endurance for Wellbeing Walks - Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park - 27 June Date: 27 June Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park See more > Lifewalk - Lee Valley Regional Park Open Spaces - 28 June Date: 28 June Lee Valley Regional Park See more > Active Herts - Sunday Leisure walk Date: 28 June Broxbourne Riverside See more Strength & Mobility Exercise – Lee Valley White Water Centre Date: 29 June Lee Valley White Water Centre See more > Sensory Walk - Gunpowder Park Date: 29 June Gunpowder Park See more > Chair Based Exercise – Lee Valley White Water Centre Date: 29 June Lee Valley White Water Centre See more > Lifewalk - Lee Valley Regional Park Open Space- 30 June Date: 30 June Lee Valley Regional Park See more > Tea, Talk and Walk Date: 1 July Lee Valley Ice Centre See more > Mind in West Essex: Walk & Talk at Waltham Abbey Gardens Date: 1 July Waltham Abbey Gardens See more > Lifewalk - Lee Valley Ice Centre Date: 1 July Lee Valley Ice Centre See more > Cheshunt Wellbeing Walk Date: 01 July Pindar See more Introduction Into Nordic Walking - 3 week programme (2 July - 16 July) Date: 2 - 16 July Lee Valley White Water Centre See more > Lifewalk - Lee Valley White Water Centre - 2 July Date: 2 July Lee Valley White Water Centre See more > Turnford Brook Wellbeing Walk Date: 3 July Turnford Brook See more Lifewalk - Lee Valley Regional Park Open Spaces - 3 July Date: 3 July Lee Valley Regional Park See more > Lifewalk - Lee Valley Regional Park Open Spaces - 5 July Date: 5 July Lee Valley Regional Park See more > Strength & Mobility Exercise – Lee Valley White Water Centre Date: 6 July Lee Valley White Water Centre See more > Chair Based Exercise – Lee Valley White Water Centre Date: 6 July Lee Valley White Water Centre See more > Lifewalk - Lee Valley Regional Park Open Spaces- 7 July Date: 7 July Lee Valley Regional Park See more > Lifewalk - Lee Valley Ice Centre Date: 8 July Lee Valley Ice Centre See more > Cheshunt Wellbeing Walk Date: 08 July Pindar See more Tea, Talk and Walk Date: 8 July Lee Valley Ice Centre See more > Mind in West Essex: Walk & Talk at Waltham Abbey Gardens Copy Date: 8 July Waltham Abbey Gardens See more > Take a read of our blog Spotlight on... summer wildlife See the summer wildlife and fauna highlights in our 10,000 acre park Jun 1, 2025 Love cycling Discover the best cycling experiences in Lee Valley Regional Park this #BikeMonth! From scenic family friendly routes to adrenalin pumping sessions at Lee Valley VeloPark, get tips, bike hire info, and route ideas for all skill levels. Perfect for summer adventures! Jun 1, 2025 Keep the park clean and green – take litter home with you! Litter is a growing problem, affecting 90% of the places people visit—damaging landscapes, harming wildlife and putting pressure on our parks. Read our blog to find out what classes as litter, what we're doing and how you can help May 27 Upcoming events Tea, Talk and Walk Date: 17 June Time: 09:30 Lee Valley Ice Centre See more > Cheshunt Wellbeing Walk Date: 17 June Time: 10:30 - 11:30 Pindar See more Mind in West Essex: Walk & Talk at Waltham Abbey Gardens Date: 17 June Time: 10:00 Waltham Abbey Gardens 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. 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 Spotlight on... summer wildlife See the summer wildlife and fauna highlights in our 10,000 acre park Jun 1, 2025 Love cycling Discover the best cycling experiences in Lee Valley Regional Park this #BikeMonth! From scenic family friendly routes to adrenalin pumping sessions at Lee Valley VeloPark, get tips, bike hire info, and route ideas for all skill levels. Perfect for summer adventures! Jun 1, 2025 Keep the park clean and green – take litter home with you! Litter is a growing problem, affecting 90% of the places people visit—damaging landscapes, harming wildlife and putting pressure on our parks. Read our blog to find out what classes as litter, what we're doing and how you can help May 27 Upcoming events The Very Hungry Caterpillar™ Trail Date: 21 March - 30 June Walthamstow Wetlands See more > Nature Tots Forest School Date: 13 April - 13 July Time: 10:00 - 12:00 Walthamstow Wetlands See more > Active and Outdoors Programme Dates: 9 May - 20 June Time: 10:00 - 12:00 Waltham Abbey See more >

This heritage open space is packed full of history going back to King Harold and is now a wonderful place to explore with the family. For those wildlife lovers, Cornmill Meadows is a short walk with you will find the Dragonfly Sanctuary Waltham Abbey Gardens and Cornmill Meadows Waltham Abbey Gardens, Abbey View, Waltham Abbey, Essex EN9 1XQ Never sleeps, open 24 hours a day With the remains of the country’s largest Augustinian Abbey, Waltham Abbey Gardens history is closely linked with royalty and religion from Bouda and Tovi to Henry VIII 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 ///scars.slices.prop 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. Car parking Waltham Abbey Gardens has a car park that is open 24/7. There is a charge for parking which helps us maintain our wonderful park. Car parking tariffs apply at all times. No overnight parking is permitted at any time. Car parking charges Picnic spots There are a few picnic benches in the gardens as well as great open spaces you can lay down a blanket and spread yourself out. Walking, running and cycling routes Waders and Waterfowl Starting point: Lee Valley White Water Centre, Station Road, Waltham Cross, Hertfordshire EN9 1AB See route > Winged Wonders Starting point: River Lee Country Park, Hooks Marsh car park, Fishers Green Lane, Crooked Mile, Waltham Abbey EN9 2ED See route > Wonderful Wet Meadows Starting point: Waltham Abbey Gardens car park, Abbey View, Waltham Abbey, Essex EN9 2ES See route > Grebes and Gravel Starting point: Lee Valley White Water Centre, Station Road, Waltham Cross, Hertfordshire EN9 See route > Valley Views Starting point: River Lee Country Park, Fishers Green car park, Stubbins Hall Lane, Crooked Mile, Waltham Abbey EN9 2EF See route > Lakes of the River Lee Starting point: River Lee Country Park, Fishers Green car park, Stubbins Hall Lane, Crooked Mile, Waltham Abbey, Essex EN9 2EF See route > Lake and Riverside Trail Starting point: River Lee Country Park, Fishers Green car park, Stubbins Hall Lane, Crooked Mile, Waltham Abbey EN9 2EF See route > Rambling Rivers Starting point: River Lee Country Park, Fishers Green car park, Stubbins Hall Lane, Crooked Mile, Waltham Abbey EN9 2EF See route > Rockets to Woodland Starting point: Gunpowder Park car park, Sewardstone Road, Waltham Abbey, Essex EN9 3GP See route > Bird hides There is an open bird hide in Cornmill Meadows (around ///major.tides.healers ). Things to do near by The gardens are in the town of Waltham Abbey so you can easily walk to the town to pick up food, visit Waltham Abbey Church and the historic Royal Gunpowder Mills Toilets The closest public toilets are at Waltham Abbey Town Hall. Things nearby Waltham Abbey Church Discover the amazing history of this Augustinian landmark See more > Lee Valley Animal Adventure Park From meeting farm animals to epic event days - plan a day out for all the family 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 > History of Waltham Abbey Gardens Waltham Abbey Gardens has been the setting for a church since about 790 AD, with the first stone church commissioned in 1057/8 by Earl Harold Godwinson (later King Harold II), whose body was reputedly brought here for burial after the Battle of Hastings. At its height, the monastic church was over 400 feet (135m) long, and was the last to be dissolved by Henry VIII. After dissolution, a large mansion house was built by the Denny family, opposite what is now the Church Centre, with extensive formal gardens. They built the boundary walls with stone from the monastery, with some of the original carvings still to be seen to this day. The site passed through several uses, until becoming part of the Lee Valley Regional Park in 1967, since when it has become a popular venue for events and family days out. Waltham Abbey Gardens today The gardens span 9.03ha with amenity grassland perfect for a picnic, playing games or enjoying the stretch of open space. There are some areas of the site set aside as wildlife refuges and woodland so bring your binoculars along to see what you can spot. In the south east area of the site is a moated old orchard with a number of veteran fruit trees, along with newly planted specimens, and over twenty varieties of fruit. This is also the setting of our yearly Wassailing event in the winter. The Cornmill Stream links the gardens with Cornmill Meadows, a semi-natural floodplain grassland with changing wildlife residents. The whole site lies within the Waltham Abbey Conservation area, and the land between the Romelands Estate and the moated orchard is designated as a Scheduled Ancient Monument. For the visitor there is an excellent heritage experience with extensive paths and the opportunity to become immersed in the multiple layers of history, spanning over 1,000 years, to be found on the site. The proximity of the site to the Waltham Abbey town centre makes the site particularly easy to visit and enjoy the stories in this historic market town. Cornmill Meadows Cornmill Meadows is a large 54ha public park and nature reserve. The site is a mosaic of woodland, wetlands and meadows including traditional wet pasture and hay meadow within a level floodplain landscape. It's particularly noted for its dragonfly species, for which it is protected by a SSSI designation. The site was originally part of the land directly worked by the Abbey’s community, and now forms part of the Scheduled Ancient Monument area. In the dragonfly sanctuary you can see the fish ponds used by the monks to stick fish. The site also has calico ditches dating back to the 17th century, now used by wading birds overwintering and in the spring. For the visitor there is an excellent countryside experience with extensive paths and great opportunities to see numerous dragonfly species, which along with other wetland insects, attract large numbers of Swift, Swallow, House Martin and Hobby during the spring and summer months. Wintering wildfowl such as Wigeon are plentiful, as are water edge birds such as Grey Heron, Lapwing, Snipe and several species of waders. Water Vole are also present and spectacular rafts of water lilies can be seen in the Old River Lea in the early summer. Waltham Abbey Gardens is great for wildlife but if you really want to immerse yourself around nature Cornmill Meadows is the place to go. Cornmill Meadows is one of the best examples of semi-natural floodplain grassland remaining in the park. The mosaic of rivers, ditches and pools make this a fantastic place to see a variety of wildlife throughout the year. Hay meadows, woodland and a network of glades and rides can be found in the adjacent tree park. Spring and autumn are excellent times to visit to see waders passing through the valley, with the possibility of interesting species such as Ruff and Black-tailed Godwit as well as Redshank and Common and Green Sandpiper. Summer provides one of the best places in the region to see dragonflies, with over half the UK species found here, notably the White-legged Damselfly and Hairy Dragonfly. In late summer the woodland glades can be worth scouting on a fine evening for large numbers of Migrant Hawker Dragonfly. In winter there are magnificent views of large flocks of Wigeon and Teal. These are regularly joined by flocks occasionally Lapwing and Golden Plover. A walk along the rivers and streams is interesting at any time of year. Look out for Kingfisher or dragonflies. The Banded Demoiselle is particularly striking. No visit is complete without stopping at the Wake Hide to view the pools. Good numbers of Teal and waders can be seen in winter, whilst in summer Hobby hunt dragonflies overhead. You may even be lucky enough to catch a glimpse of a Water Vole or hear the distinctive ‘plop’ as it dives into the water. Take a read of our blog Spotlight on... summer wildlife See the summer wildlife and fauna highlights in our 10,000 acre park Jun 1, 2025 Love cycling Discover the best cycling experiences in Lee Valley Regional Park this #BikeMonth! From scenic family friendly routes to adrenalin pumping sessions at Lee Valley VeloPark, get tips, bike hire info, and route ideas for all skill levels. Perfect for summer adventures! Jun 1, 2025 Keep the park clean and green – take litter home with you! Litter is a growing problem, affecting 90% of the places people visit—damaging landscapes, harming wildlife and putting pressure on our parks. Read our blog to find out what classes as litter, what we're doing and how you can help May 27 Upcoming events Mind in West Essex: Walk & Talk at Waltham Abbey Gardens Date: 17 June Time: 10:00 Waltham Abbey Gardens See more > Family Funday Date: 20 June Time: 10:00 - 12:00 Waltham Abbey Gardens See more > Mind in West Essex: Walk & Talk at Waltham Abbey Gardens Copy Date: 24 June Time: 10:00 Waltham Abbey Gardens See more >

Lee Valley Hockey and Tennis Centre is home to world class hockey and tennis facilities! From pitch and court hire to tennis courses this is the perfect place to test your swing. Lee Valley Hockey and Tennis Centre Leadmill Lane, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London E20 3AD Open times vary throughout year - view current opening times > Pick up and play with outstanding tennis and hockey facilities on Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in Stratford. Contact us LVhockeyandtennis@gll.org 03000 030 614 Facilities Get your game on! Whether you’re just starting your journey with sports or are more experienced, Lee Valley Hockey and Tennis Centre offers outstanding opportunities for you to play. For tennis lovers we’ve got lessons available for both adults and children or hire an indoor or outdoor court for a friendly match. If it’s hockey you’re into, groups and clubs can book to play on two World and Olympic standard pitches. Lee Valley Hockey and Tennis Centre also hosts international matches where you can see the world’s top players compete. This venue is operated by Better on behalf of Lee Valley Regional Park Authority. Go to venue's main website > Highlights Tennis lessons Improve your game with lessons from our team of qualified coaches. Discover more > Pay and play With six outdoor and four indoor courts there's plenty of opportunity to take to the courts. 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 > Broadening participation in hockey and tennis Since London 2012 we've been working hard to ensure this venue delivers a legacy - both to the local community as well as to fans and elite athletes. Find out how we've how we've broadened participation in hockey and tennis. Find out more > 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 > Lee Valley VeloPark Lap the track and soak up the atmosphere of this London 2012 venue See more > Take a read of our blog Spotlight on... summer wildlife See the summer wildlife and fauna highlights in our 10,000 acre park Jun 1, 2025 Love cycling Discover the best cycling experiences in Lee Valley Regional Park this #BikeMonth! From scenic family friendly routes to adrenalin pumping sessions at Lee Valley VeloPark, get tips, bike hire info, and route ideas for all skill levels. Perfect for summer adventures! Jun 1, 2025 English Tourism Week 2026 - free prize draw Celebrate English Tourism Week with our exclusive prize draw to win one of two fantastic prizes. Mar 12 Upcoming events FIH Hockey Pro League Date: 17 - 18 June Lee Valley Hockey and Tennis Centre See more > Family Funday Date: 20 June Time: 10:00 - 12:00 Waltham Abbey Gardens See more > Non Contact Boxing and Fitness Date: 20 June Time: 11:00 Upshire See more >

Diesel Form to comply with guidelines received from HM Revenue and Customs, are required to include additional duty, payable on all Red Diesel (Gas Oil) used for propelling the vessel. Diesel Form As from 23 February 2009, Lee Valley Marina – Stanstead Abbotts in accordance with guidelines received from HM Revenue and Customs, are required to include additional duty, payable on all Red Diesel (Gas Oil) used for propelling the vessel. First name Last name Street Address City Region/State/Province Postal / Zip code Street Address Line 2 Country Country Select a date Diesel amount (litres) What percentage of fuel purchased do you declare will be used for propelling a private pleasure craft? Choose an option I declare that diesel purchased in Jerry/fuel cans is being used for the purpose of I am aware that the Hydrocarbon Oil Duties Act 1979, which permits the use of marked diesel to propel private pleasure craft, only applies within UK waters. I acknowledge that nothing in that Act, or the making of this declaration, affects any restrictions or prohibitions that may apply to the use of the fuel for propelling private pleasure craft outside UK waters, including any restrictions or prohibitions under the law of another member state that apply within the waters of that member state. Your Signature Clear Submit > Thank you for your Diesel Form submission. Your order is being processed. Take a read of our blog Spotlight on... summer wildlife See the summer wildlife and fauna highlights in our 10,000 acre park Jun 1, 2025 Love cycling Discover the best cycling experiences in Lee Valley Regional Park this #BikeMonth! From scenic family friendly routes to adrenalin pumping sessions at Lee Valley VeloPark, get tips, bike hire info, and route ideas for all skill levels. Perfect for summer adventures! Jun 1, 2025 Keep the park clean and green – take litter home with you! Litter is a growing problem, affecting 90% of the places people visit—damaging landscapes, harming wildlife and putting pressure on our parks. Read our blog to find out what classes as litter, what we're doing and how you can help May 27 Upcoming events The Very Hungry Caterpillar™ Trail Date: 21 March - 30 June Walthamstow Wetlands See more > Nature Tots Forest School Date: 13 April - 13 July Time: 10:00 - 12:00 Walthamstow Wetlands See more > Active and Outdoors Programme Dates: 9 May - 20 June Time: 10:00 - 12:00 Waltham Abbey 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 Camping and Caravan Park, Edmonton Lee Valley Leisure Complex, Meridian Way, Edmonton N9 0AR Reception opening: Monday – Saturday 08:00 – 18:00 Sunday – 08:00 – 16:00 Site open all year. Download our season calendar for 2026 Urban meets camping at this north London site with a golf course and cinema located nearby. Contact us edmontoncampsite@leevalleypark.org.uk 03000 030 625 Accommodation types: Facilities BOOK NOW > See our current special offers > Read our FAQs > Check the latest visitor information > contact us About the campsite Site facilities Pitch and accommodation options Things to do nearby Plan your visit What 3 Words ///storm.moons.lock 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. 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 . Accessibility None of the Lee Valley campsites are fully wheelchair accessible all year round. We have wheelchair accessible cabins onsite; and all the campsites can accommodate campers with reduced mobility requirements and have facilities that are exclusive and accessible for people with disabilities and their family member/carers. Staff are also on hand to provide additional support. If you or any of your party have a disability or complex needs of any description, please contact the site you wish to visit and we'll try and make arrangements to ensure your stay is as comfortable as possible. For more information on accessibility at this site visit AccessAble . Choose from: Touring and camping Pitches for tents, trailer tents, caravans, motorhomes, RVs or fifth wheelers. Find out more > Cocoon Cosy wooden camping pod. Sleeps 2. Find out more > Winter on-pitch storage Temporary winter storage. Find out more > Cabin Larger wooden open plan camping pod. Sleeps 4. Find out more > Bell tent Comfy pre-pitched bell tent offers open plan accommodation. Sleeps 4 | 1 bedroom. Find out more > Not what you’re looking for? Our other sites may be have what you need: Lee Valley Almost Wild Campsite, Broxbourne Lee Valley Caravan Park Dobbs Weir Lee Valley Campsite, Sewardstone YHA, London Lee Valley Located in north London tucked away next to a fantastic lake which teems with wildlife throughout the year, the peacefulness found at this urban site will surprise you. A great site for exploring from ensuring you never have a dull moment on your holiday. Located on a small leisure complex which includes a 18 hole golf course (20% off rounds of golf for those staying at the site), an athletics centre with a gym, a cinema with a Costa. If you’d like to go further afield there’s the impressive Epping Forest and River Lee Country Park a short drive away or hop on the bus and travel into the bright lights of London. The site is split into two dedicated areas: Touring field ideal for caravans, motor homes and RVs Mix of hard standing and grass pitches all with electric hook up. See our pitch options Tent field with camping pods Grass pitches with and without electric for tents, pre-pitched teepees ideal for backpackers plus our camping pods. See our pitch and accommodation options Groups welcome Our spacious site welcomes groups – if you looking for a location to host a rally, put up a school or youth group then we’d love to hear from you. Contact us to receive a quote tailored to your groups needs. 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: King George Sailing Club Located in Chingford, this sailing lake is the largest in north London See more > River Lee Country Park 1,000 acre park crossing over Essex and Hertfordshire packed full of fun, flora and fauna See more > Tottenham Marshes An urban escape in the heart of Tottenham with passionate community groups See more > Myddelton House Gardens A hidden gem in the Enfield that gives a whole new meaning to secret garden See more > Walking and running There's lots of different routes you can take when exploring the park - pick yours today See more > Lee Valley White Water Centre Watch the rapids roll as you soak up the atmosphere at this iconic venue See more > Walthamstow Marshes Discover the different wildlife and habitats in the capital in this wonderful open space See more > Cycling Cycling in the park or battling the track at Lee Valley VeloPark, test your skills See more > Gunpowder Park This former MOD is site in now a wonderful open space with paved routes and varied habitiats See more > Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park A hub of culture, art, sport and nature in Stratford, east London See more > For more ideas on places to visit check out: Visit Epping Forest Visit Herts Visit Essex Visit Cambridge Visit London We have everything you need to for a great stay. Facilities on site include: Electrical hook up Water Toilets and showers Chemical toilet disposal Accessible facilities Shop Takeaway hot drinks Launderette Washing up area Playground (temporarily closed) Cycle hire Firepit/BBQ hire Dog friendly For more information on accessibility at this site visit AccessAble . Take a read of our blog Spotlight on... summer wildlife See the summer wildlife and fauna highlights in our 10,000 acre park Jun 1, 2025 Love cycling Discover the best cycling experiences in Lee Valley Regional Park this #BikeMonth! From scenic family friendly routes to adrenalin pumping sessions at Lee Valley VeloPark, get tips, bike hire info, and route ideas for all skill levels. Perfect for summer adventures! Jun 1, 2025 Keep the park clean and green – take litter home with you! Litter is a growing problem, affecting 90% of the places people visit—damaging landscapes, harming wildlife and putting pressure on our parks. Read our blog to find out what classes as litter, what we're doing and how you can help May 27 Upcoming events The Very Hungry Caterpillar™ Trail Date: 21 March - 30 June Walthamstow Wetlands See more > Nature Tots Forest School Date: 13 April - 13 July Time: 10:00 - 12:00 Walthamstow Wetlands See more > Active and Outdoors Programme Dates: 9 May - 20 June Time: 10:00 - 12:00 Waltham Abbey 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 Spotlight on... summer wildlife See the summer wildlife and fauna highlights in our 10,000 acre park Jun 1, 2025 Love cycling Discover the best cycling experiences in Lee Valley Regional Park this #BikeMonth! From scenic family friendly routes to adrenalin pumping sessions at Lee Valley VeloPark, get tips, bike hire info, and route ideas for all skill levels. Perfect for summer adventures! Jun 1, 2025 Keep the park clean and green – take litter home with you! Litter is a growing problem, affecting 90% of the places people visit—damaging landscapes, harming wildlife and putting pressure on our parks. Read our blog to find out what classes as litter, what we're doing and how you can help May 27 Upcoming events The Very Hungry Caterpillar™ Trail Date: 21 March - 30 June Walthamstow Wetlands See more > Nature Tots Forest School Date: 13 April - 13 July Time: 10:00 - 12:00 Walthamstow Wetlands See more > Active and Outdoors Programme Dates: 9 May - 20 June Time: 10:00 - 12:00 Waltham Abbey 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 Love cycling Discover the best cycling experiences in Lee Valley Regional Park this #BikeMonth! From scenic family friendly routes to adrenalin pumping sessions at Lee Valley VeloPark, get tips, bike hire info, and route ideas for all skill levels. Perfect for summer adventures! Jun 1, 2025 English Tourism Week 2026 - free prize draw Celebrate English Tourism Week with our exclusive prize draw to win one of two fantastic prizes. Mar 12 Celebrate Women in Sport Be inspired this International Women's Day to take the plunge into sport in the Lee Valley Mar 6 Upcoming events The Very Hungry Caterpillar™ Trail Date: 21 March - 30 June Walthamstow Wetlands See more > Nature Tots Forest School Date: 13 April - 13 July Time: 10:00 - 12:00 Walthamstow Wetlands See more > Active and Outdoors Programme Dates: 9 May - 20 June Time: 10:00 - 12:00 Waltham Abbey See more >

< Back to What's On The Music is Black See the different events running through this eight month festival Date: running until 3 January 2027 Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park Location: See the full programme > A celebration of sound, culture and community across an eight-month series of events. With four live festival weekends across the summer and a full programme of related events. Led by the artists, creators and collectives who built the legacy of Black British music and shape what’s next. From soundsystem culture to queer collectives. From Black women changing music to Afrofuturist artists driving it forward. Shaped by the stories, voices and movements that define it. Previous Next

< Back to What's On Science Sue's Super Session Get the kids to enjoy science in the summer with these great sessions Date: 4, 11 and 18 August Time: 10:30 - 12:30 £10 per child, adults free Myddelton House Gardens Location: Let your child channel their inner scientist in the Kitchen Garden at Myddelton House Gardens. During the summer holiday, Science Sue will bring three great experiments in one session to engage the little learners and even take them home for more discoveries. The experiments are: Explore chemistry in the kitchen with acid and alkali rainbow test See the world of tiny plants and make your own terrarium Discover how you see the world with a pinhole camera Session is suitable for child aged 7+. £10 per child, adults come free. All children must be accompanied by and adults with a ratio of two children per adult. Previous Next

< Back to What's On GJR Leisure Artists' Pictures For You 2026 See the stunning mixed media artwork from local artists Dates: 8 - 10 July Time: 10:00 - 16:00 FREE ENTRY Myddelton House Gardens Location: Plan a visit > Come and see the collection of artworks from local crafts people and you can event purchase piece to take home too! Artworks are price individually. Previous Next