As the weather gets warmer, the parks in Islington get more visitors. Islington is a beautiful city filled with green fields spread across the urban landscape. It’s finally May, so here is a list of Islington’s most popular parks.
Barnard Park
This park has a football pitch, a playground for the kids, and a meadow.
Address: Copenhagen Street N1.

Barnard Park N1
Elthorne Park
Here you can find a children’s play area, a garden and several sports facilities including outdoor gym equipment.
Address: Hazellville Road N19.
Caledonian Park
For a more historic setting head over to Caledonian Park which has a Grade II listed clock tower which has a view of North London. This park also has children’s play area, and community gardens.
Address: Market Road N7.

Clock Tower at Caledonian Park N7
Highbury Fields
As the biggest park in Islington, this one is hard to miss. Highbury Fields has a huge playground, a Boer War memorial, a Café, a pool and fitness centre and barbecues perfect for a sunny day.
Address: Highbury Fields N5
Dartmouth Park
This park is a little smaller but it comes with an amazing view. Located in between Archway and Tufnell Park (N19) you can find a view of London from the Emirates Stadium to Saint Paul’s Cathedral.
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View from Dartmouth Park N19
Paradise Park
Paradise Park is a great place to bring your children have you can find a playground, table tennis, a farm, chess tables, and a Children’s Centre all in one place. It’s a great place to celebrate birthday parties during Spring and Summer.
Address: Mackenzie Road, N7

Paradise Park N7
Spa Fields
If you live close to Angel, this might be the park for you. Spa Fields include many sports facilities, a playground and a Lavender garden.
Address: Skinner Street, EC1.
Whittington Park
Whittington Park is the perfect place if you love nature and wildlife. It has a pond and ecology garden, woodland, and a natural play area for the kids. It also has a war memorial for the parents to check out.
Address: Archway, Holloway Road N19.

Islington’s Parks
Wray Crescent
If you’re looking for a place to play cricket, this is it. You can book the cricket pitch here to play with your friends.
Address: Wray Crescent in Thorpedale Road, N4
Rosemary Gardens
Rosemary Gardens is a great place to take your family for a day of fun. You can easily book their football pitch and also tennis courts and a tennis wall.
Address: Southgate Road, N1.

Rosemary Gardens N1
For more detailed information go to Islington Gov’s Website
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