Parks and facilities in Haringey

Bruce Castle Park covers 8 hectares of parkland. Its rich history dates back to the early 11th century.

A small, local park between Seven Sisters Road and West Green Road. It provides welcome green space in a built-up area.

A 12 hectare park with lots to do, a recreation space and formal gardens.

Opposite Turnpike Lane underground station on Green Lanes, the park has lots of facilities and a wildflower meadow.

A large Haringey park with plenty of facilities.

Lordship Recreation Ground is situated in the heart of Haringey. It was first opened as a public park in 1932.

First created as a park in 1929, Markfield Park is nearly 20 acres in size and offers a range of facilities.

An incredibly popular park set in a residential area of Haringey with plenty of facilities.

The park provides green space, a playground, picnic area and table tennis in a residential area.

More than 25,000 people visit Priory Park each year. Many enjoy events in the pavilion or picnic in the philosopher’s garden, which is a dog-free area.