I love this place and the vibe around. Perfect place to disconnect a bit from London. Crowded when the weather is good but it is totally understandable.

It's lovely, used to have a sandpit for the children, am glad it's no longer there. The deers are lovely. The owl is a character. The nature is healing to be around. I could be here for hours. There's a woodland to walk through. A cafe, duck pond, many benches all over. Beautiful plants and flowers. Easy access to public transport. Near to Golders Green train station. A few other animal areas. The birds and the fresh air is rewarding.

I have been going to this park for over 10 years . Kids love it , it's spacious , it has animals , beautiful flowers changing throughout the year . Sometimes I go on my own just to relax , it's peaceful . The cafe and toilets are helpful too .

Gentle, welcoming and quietly charming. I like it for its human scale. It is not vast or dramatic, but carefully kept and easy to enjoy at an unhurried pace. The gardens, ponds and small animal enclosures give the park a calm, almost domestic feel, especially appealing for relaxed walks and quiet moments. For me, Golders Hill Park is another example of what London does so well — creating green spaces that feel cared for, personal and effortlessly comforting.

A very popular city park. Lots of different areas, space to run, a nice café and ice cream parlour, walled garden, woodland trail, tennis courts, ponds, playground and of course mini zoo! Be aware there is only disabled parking and you must register it in advance. Would love to see the butterfly house reopened and some areas definitely look a little tired. Good views across the city, and keep an eye out for parakeets!