Reviews of Grove Hall Park. (Parking Garage) in London (London).

Grove Hall Park

132 Reviews

56 Comments

Parking garage

Park

Fairfield Rd, Bow, London E3 2QA, United Kingdom

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Information of Grove Hall Park, Parking garage in London (London)

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This business has received very good reviews from their customers, so probably it’s a place you should try if you are looking for this kind of services.

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Open hours of Grove Hall Park

Sunday

9am–5pm

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9am–5pm

Tuesday

9am–5pm

Wednesday

9am–5pm

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9am–5pm

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9am–5pm

Saturday

9am–5pm

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Reviews of Grove Hall Park

M. H.

A calm, pleasant experience cannot be bought. It can be only experienced in a late afternoon walk amidst this magnificent park. The autumn colors have always blessed this wonderland. If you have a children or pets, or both, there are plenty grounds for all to have a fun day out.

J. W.

What a little beauty. The nearest to Hampton Court we have in Bow East! Quite well kept and ornate. Amazingly isolated from the traffic noise of the Bow Flyover; but the industrial fans from Bow Art's mysteriously named "Unit DG" spoilt the peace whenever they kicked in 😟

M. M.

Decently sized for a local park with play equipment for various ages of children, grassy sloping free space to run around, and a concrete basketball/football court. My kids in particular like the long slide, basket swing, climbing frame, and spinning see-saw. The equipment could do with a refresh or TLC however.

Grove Hall Park is located in a very safe and silent neighbourhood. It is a very peaceful park, people of all ages can experience something or the other at this beautifully organized park. There are sufficient play items for kids of all sizes and they are top notch and in very good quality. The basketball court is also very nicely designed. The park is veru clean and usually not so crowded and there are no houses overlooking the park, which is also helpful for privacy reasons. Additionally there are no risk of road traffic as it is surrounded by houses. I personally find the park very beautiful, though a few more plants or treas can also be a good thing and probably a shade from the rain could be some options to improve it.

M. E.

A charming little park and green space hidden in the centre of a very built up area. You wouldn't know you were in the middle of a city when you come into the park, and the play area is great for kids and their parents who want to get off the busy streets of Bow. All in all a good place to visit.

Pretty good park during the day with loads of people around. However there is broken glass around paths sometimes. We take our house cat there for a walk and it would be nice if there was less broken glass around. But overall its pretty enjoyable place off main road.

j. b.

Small tree-lined park divided by an old wall with basic playground, surfaced ball courts and maintained but cursory shrubs and bedding. Apparently formed from part of a demolished Asylum and Convent Garden remnant.

L. 1.

I think the park has shrunk. I used to go there when was a child back in the 1970s. When used to live in Bow. I visited today and the round pond that used to have fish in has gone. And houses across a road where there used to be seating and I used to sit with late Mum under a shelter. I think its smaller...

V. C.

This playground is fantastic, it has a separate gated area for younger kids and another one for the older ones. The only bad thing is that at night there are often groups that gather here and leave rubbish behind them.

F. A.

Nice park with lots of options for children. Also there some cherry trees if you go there in spring u can see blossom!

J. M.

First park I came to, from Heathrow, 2018. Lovely summer's morning. People walking dogs. Curious piles of balloons and gas canisters discarded everywhere, not sure I'd venture there after dark!

Basic park, did the job for the little one, love the area though full of parks and activities for the kids and adults. Park has a very good slide for the big kids also, so worth a look round.

C. G.

Lovely little park and open space ..football pitch ...small playground. ..and lots of open space...

B. D.

Not widely known so often good place to relax - no night lights so leave before dark to be on the safe side, as undesirables tend to hang out in the alley entrance to the park

x. k.

Beautiful and fun to bring dogs, children, or anyone looking for a day out fresh air big fields of grass and trees and great fun for a picnic or even just a 10 minute walk HIGHLY RECOMMEND dog walkers here

R. G.

For anyone who's living near Bow Church/Bow Road this site is a piece of primeland that feels like it's your own garden maintained by someone else. It's because there's hardly anyone there at most times. Perfect place to sunbathe or read a book in total peace and quiet on a sunny day. With a café (+carmelite) your thirst buds will be well looked after be it alcoholic or not.

Z. A.

Nice little park with small kids play area

w. z.

Lovely little park with lots of mature trees and a nunnery cafe with an art gallery

A. N.

Bit on the small side but it has a decent play area and football cage, also a green space for the family.

T. G.

Surprisingly peaceful space isolated from the worst of the traffic noise. Grab a bagel from the cafe joined onto the art gallery, sit here and pray for gentrification.