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Welcome to Preston Park, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of London at Under Harrow Council, College Rd, HA9 8RJ. This beautifully landscaped park offers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of city life, making it the perfect destination for families, fitness enthusiasts, and nature lovers alike. With sprawling green spaces, well-maintained walking paths, and designated play areas, Preston Park is designed to foster outdoor activities and create lasting memories for all ages.

Our park is not just a place to unwind; it’s a community hub where visitors can engage in various recreational pursuits, from picnicking and jogging to children’s playtime and leisurely strolls. Families will appreciate the inviting atmosphere and safe environment, ideal for children to explore and connect with nature. Whether you’re looking to enjoy a quiet day under the trees or participate in organized events and activities, Preston Park provides an enriching experience that caters to everyone.

At Preston Park, we pride ourselves on our commitment to customer satisfaction. Our friendly staff are always ready to assist with any inquiries you may have, ensuring your visit is enjoyable and hassle-free. For those planning a visit or looking to book special events, we encourage you to reach out via phone or visit our website for more information. Come discover the charm of Preston Park—your perfect outdoor getaway in London awaits!

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Trigger Kay

4 Google Rating

Lovely local space. Nice for the children as it’s got a play area and has off street parking for t

4/ 5

Lovely local space. Nice for the children as it’s got a play area and has off street parking for those coming from a distance. Sometimes you do get the odd roadman standing in the corner of the park but nonetheless it is a lovely park. Used to come here with my friends to play cricket and do a bit of sparring all the time.

Jayanta Nandi

5 Google Rating

ONE OF THE BEST PARK ON PRESTON AREA, UNDER HARROW COUNCIL,ON COLLEGE ROAD,LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM.VA

5/ 5

ONE OF THE BEST PARK ON PRESTON AREA, UNDER HARROW COUNCIL,ON COLLEGE ROAD,LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM.VAST AREA OF THE PARK IS DRESSED WITH FULL SILKY GREEN GRASS & PLENTY OF LEAFY TREES, INCLUDING GOOD CHILDREN PLAYING ARENA, MIND BLOWING FOR INDIANS LIKE ME , IN MY LIFETIME I HAVE NOT SEEN SUCH HEAVENLY PLACE. REFRESED MY MIND IN ALL RESPECT. SOMETIMES I SPENT HOURS, REALLY MIND BLOWING.THIS DEPECTS THE TASTE OF BRITISH PEOPLE, THANKS TO THEM.

N M

4 Google Rating

Nice play area, not too busy.

4/ 5

Nice play area, not too busy.

Sudheer Kulkarni

4 Google Rating

Very good.Two parts of the park on the other side need some more maintenance.

4/ 5

Very good.Two parts of the park on the other side need some more maintenance.

Harjeet Singh

4 Google Rating

Peaceful quite and green , cigarette and empty canes is not good

4/ 5

Peaceful quite and green , cigarette and empty canes is not good

Luka Sharma

5 Google Rating

My local park, small, but perfectly formed.

5/ 5

My local park, small, but perfectly formed.

Mohammed Salman

4 Google Rating

It's a beautiful spacious green park spread across 1000-1500 metres close to Preston Road. There are

4/ 5

It's a beautiful spacious green park spread across 1000-1500 metres close to Preston Road. There are more than enough benches for everyone to sit and enjoy the cool breeze, also there is a kid's play area and a functional fitness zone allocated for people who want to have a light exercise. Mostly families with young kids and elderly people visit the park as it helps them to meet different people from the community and form a communal bond. There's also a dedicated parking space which could be accessed via college road. The only thing lacking about the park is a public toilet. The Brent council should install a public toilet so that frequent visitors can use the facility.

Thuha Jabbar

5 Google Rating

Beautiful and quaint little park, perfect for a quick family walk 👌

5/ 5

Beautiful and quaint little park, perfect for a quick family walk 👌

Jignesh Chauhan

5 Google Rating

Nice track for walking and jogging. Children park, exercise equipment for bigger ppl.

5/ 5

Nice track for walking and jogging. Children park, exercise equipment for bigger ppl.

Andrew Turner

5 Google Rating

Nice and open park with a Bowls Club, Nursery, Tennis courts and a field for either cricket or footb

5/ 5

Nice and open park with a Bowls Club, Nursery, Tennis courts and a field for either cricket or football (minus the posts). New wildflower installation with a walk around the perimeter of the park makes a lovely and peaceful walk

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