Trent Park

I love this park. First of all it is a big one. Even when more people are visiting, you don't feel overcrowded. Beautiful scenery. I like biking there. Possible to do long walks. Good place for your dog.
There are some water reservoirs, woods, around some agricultural fields.
There are two interesting sites to discover. Monument and medieval settlement. I don't want to spoil, so no more to say.
After your visit you may be tempted to treat yourself with delicious choice of desserts. Two different places, both excellent! With own atmosphere.
Go ape - if you like to burn calories.
I am sure I have forgotten something!

Semi rural parkland which, to the credit of the local council, is run very well. Provides good access to parking and a pleasant park cafe. Perfect for fitness and family fun, walking talking and cycling. There are small lakes and ponds, fun and education for kids. Physically links much of the local area and is now seeing some residential development on it's outer periphery. Well worth a visit.

Absolutely lovely course. Not too tough but very entertaining challenge, gets busy in the summer as it's the closest London non club course but it's well worth a visit. Highly recommend to any budding golfers in the city who want to sneak a round!

Great place to let the children burn off some energy. The animal sanctuary was lovely and even has a cafe and small playground for the kids. We didn’t eat at the main cafe in Trent Park bur it looked popular. A beautiful space which is well looked after. Definitely going back!

One of the best parks to go in North London. Maybe even London. This place gives you a feel of freedom, peace and a great place to walk. There is local farm land surrounding the park, which gives you the sense of freedom and peace. In the centre of the park is a pond where people fish and let their dogs go for a swim. It is a beautiful park that offers great walking trails and amazing nature. Very highly recommended.