Fryent Country Park london

Lovely place to visit. A lot of working. Enjoy the views and take a camera

Lovely green countryside close to the centre of town. A nice place to walk to get some fresh air.

It is a huge park with some amazing views of London, it is kept very wild and sometimes can even look that is forgotten about. If you want to have an adventure which is similar to a real wild forest then this is the perfect park. A good place to spend a couple of hours with the family.

Great place to enjoy woodlands and you don't have to go far. Beautiful

Peaceful and Tranquil place for walks but spoilt slightly by fellow dog owners not controlling their dogs properly.In particular letting them jump into the duck pond scaring the ducks away.

Nice place for relaxing walks, I wish the Brent council created a winter proof circular path that one can walk through out the whole year without having to wear wellies.

Fryent Country Park is a 320 hectare open space in west London, England... It consists mainly of pasture, but includes wooded areas and areas of semi-wild woodland. The park also includes public disused reservoir.. Fryent was the site of the Royal Mews stables for both Buckingham Palace and Hampton Court Palace until their removal to Norfolk in 1782. There are several miles of bridleways; disused railways bed provide easy access for walkers , cyclists and horseriders; and footpaths lead into urban areas, including much of Hampstead Heath.

Gorgeous open space and lovely scenery. A little mix of everything from woodlands, commons, meadows to plenty of wildlife, plants and rolling fields to explore. Lots of footpaths to follow including the capital way which passes through the park..

So peaceful great place to visit but a lot of dogs of leads so be weary when walking around.

Forest bathing within a few miles of Central London.The ancient woodland here is peaceful, with good views from Barn Hill, together with a surprising pond.