Leisure centre changes
Leisure centres in Haringey are now directly managed by Haringey Council. Find out what's changing and what's staying the same.
Finsbury Park has:
Finsbury Park has a volunteer group called Friends of Finsbury Park made up of residents and volunteers who care deeply about the park.
To contact the group, see our list of Friends of Parks groups.
The aim of the Finsbury Park Stakeholder Group is to comment on:
Find out about Group members and see meeting minutes on the Finsbury Park Stakeholder Group page.
To find out how the park is managed see our park management reports page.
3 London boroughs meet in Finsbury Park – Haringey, Islington and Hackney.
We're working with Islington and Hackney councils to make Finsbury Park, and the surrounding area, safer and more welcoming. Find out how we're doing this on the Love Finsbury Park page.
First awarded the prestigious Green Flag Award in 2007, the park has kept it ever since.
To ask for a copy of the Green Flag report see our parks report page.
Finsbury Park opened in 1869 and was originally designed and laid out by Alexander McKenzie.
This short video showcases some of Finsbury Park's features.
From the 1970s, not much money was spent on the park. This left it in a run-down state and attracted anti-social and criminal behaviour.
A Heritage Lottery Fund Grant, and match funding from other sources, saw £4.9 million spent on it between 2001 and 2006.
Since it first opened in 1869, public events have taken place at Finsbury Park. In recent years it’s seen many international music acts playing to large audiences.
See upcoming large events on our Finsbury Park large events page.
Endymion Road
London
N4 1EE
United Kingdom
Open 24 hours a day.
All parks in Haringey are accessible to wheelchair users.
There are 3 accessible parking spaces at the Endymion Road/Hornsey entrance. You must have a Blue Badge to use these parking spaces. The gates are staffed:
See more accessibility information on AccessAble.