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Lordship Lane, London N17 6NU

Lordship Recreation Ground

Parkland

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4.2

Wildland

1–2 hours

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Why it's Wildland

4.2

Opened as a public park in 1932, Lordship Recreation Ground is a substantial Tottenham green space shaped around everyday recreation and community life.

This is a well-equipped neighbourhood park rather than a wild landscape. Its appeal is the combination of open green space, community activity and an accessible place to walk, picnic or pause in Tottenham.

Family-buzz · Peaceful

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Lordship Lane, London N17 6NU

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The experience

Keep the visit simple: take a walk around the grounds, pause for a picnic or use the listed recreation facilities. The park is best understood as a community green space, not a remote nature destination.

Things to do

01

Take a wellbeing walk

Haringey Council lists guided wellbeing walks at the recreation ground, including a circular walk of about 45 minutes. Check the council’s current event listing for dates and meeting points.

About 45 minutes

02

Explore the recreation facilities

The council lists a BMX track, basketball court, multi-use games area, outdoor gym, skatepark, table tennis table and playground. Check for any current restrictions or operating arrangements.

03

Pause for a picnic

A picnic area and picnic tables are listed in the supplied park information. Check current on-site arrangements.

Make a day of it

Quick escape · About 45 minutes

A short park walk

  1. 01

    Enter the grounds and take an unhurried walk through the park.

  2. 02

    Pause at a green space or seating area, then return to your chosen exit.

Half day · 1–2 hours

Make time for the park and Lordship Hub

  1. 01

    Walk around the recreation ground.

  2. 02

    Explore the listed recreation facilities from the outside or use them where appropriate.

  3. 03

    Finish at Lordship Hub; check café opening times before relying on it for food or drink.

Verified history

Haringey Council says Lordship Recreation Ground first opened as a public park in 1932. The council also records that it has held the Green Flag Award continuously since first receiving it in 2013.

When to go

· Check current facility and café arrangements; no specific best time is established by the supplied evidence.

The supplied sources do not establish a particular seasonal highlight.

Check the forecast before visiting; conditions may affect outdoor activities.

What to look for

Notice the range of community and recreation spaces: Haringey Council lists a BMX track, basketball court, skatepark, playground, outdoor gym, picnic area and Lordship Hub.

The story

Public park opened in 1932

Best time to go

Year-round; check current facilities and event information before making a special trip.

Check the council’s current information for facility and café availability before setting out.

How long to spend

1–2 hours

Perfect for

Families · Young children · Walkers · Cyclists · Dogs

Before you go

Address

Lordship Ln, London N17 6NU

Listed hours

  • Monday: Open 24 hours
  • Tuesday: Open 24 hours
  • Wednesday: Open 24 hours
  • Thursday: Open 24 hours
  • Friday: Open 24 hours
  • Saturday: Open 24 hours
  • Sunday: Open 24 hours

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Google rating

4.5 · 1,349 reviews

Practical information

Opening & access

Haringey Council lists the park as open 24 hours a day. Check for current notices or local restrictions before visiting.

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Parking

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Toilets

Public toilets are listed by Haringey Council; check current availability before visiting.

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Food & drink

A café at Lordship Hub is listed by Haringey Council; check its current opening times.

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Dogs

Dogs are reported as allowed in the supplied place information. Check current signage and restrictions.

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Accessibility

Haringey Council says its parks are accessible to wheelchair users and lists a wheelchair-accessible entrance and car park in the supplied place information. Check before visiting for route-specific details.

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Cost

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Lordship Recreation Ground
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Around Lordship Recreation Ground

Within 50 km · approximate straight-line distances