Attractive “pocket-park” with a spread of sport amenities and playgrounds, lawns, a wild-life area and toilets. Mature trees, formal bedding and high level of maintenance reinforce the distinctive ambiance evident here. Located on the former “Piggeries and Potteries” - slurry fields and opened as a park in 1892.

Lovely park with cafe attached and toilets! Sand area and area for larger kids too. Clean and complete apparatus.

Hi all, I've been to Avondale Park, a nice place where to take children, dogs or go for walks in peace, the park is not very big so rather than walks, you can sit quietly and enjoy the joyful cries of the children who always put cheer, there are some very nice new picnic tables, there is also another large area that they are renovating and also inserting new games for children. There are both games for small children and older children. I see people reading books, chatting, eating a snack sitting on the table, there is also a small street with relaxing benches looking towards the sports fields. Looking forward to see you here 😁

One of the features of parks in Chelsea and Kensington is that almost all of them are... private. For example, only community members (who have keys) can open the gates and come in to most of green zones next to Notting Hill. But Avondale Park is open for public, with huge playground for under 5's (including sandpit) and different play equipment for older kids. Just 10 minutes of walk either from Notting Hill or from Holland Park Underground Station. Lovely place to visit on sunny day ;)

What a little gem, a park full of great facilities. The play equipment is imaginative, creative and challenging. The flowerbeds are lush with colourful meadow land plants. There's a huge food kiosk that would rival a full blown works canteen. Even the recycling bins here are a work of art. Convenient secluded park suitable for intimate picnics and friendly meetups. I'll be back with my granddaughter.