Explore multiple interconnected parks featuring playgrounds, sports facilities, nature reserves and riverside walks perfect for families of all ages.

Perivale Parks is a collection of four distinctive parks in West London, each offering unique experiences for families exploring outdoor recreation. Pear Tree Park is a newly developed space along the River Brent, while Ealing Central Sports Ground features a children's playground alongside sports pitches and a library support office. Paradise Fields offers a natural wetland experience with ponds, reed beds and wildflower meadows, including a viewing platform ideal for bird watching and part of the Capital Ring Route for walkers. The main Perivale Park and Meadows area is part of the wider Brent River Park and provides extensive sports facilities including an athletics track, gym, bowling green, golf course and tennis courts, alongside traditional playgrounds and riverside walks. The Costons Brook and River Brent provide scenic walking routes through the conservation area, creating opportunities for families to enjoy nature and water features. All parks are open year-round and free to enter, making them accessible destinations for families with young children and pushchairs. With multiple access points, excellent transport links via tube, train and bus, and comprehensive facilities including car parks and sports amenities, Perivale Parks offer something for every family interest from casual play to active sports and nature exploration.

Venue Details

What this place offers

Toilets

Public transport nearby

Accessible toilets

Free WiFi

Baby changing facilities

Food available

On-site parking

🐕Dog-friendly

Parking nearby

Pushchair friendly

☕ Food & Drink

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Erick Stewart

6 months ago

Perivale Park is a spacious and well-kept park that’s great for a relaxed afternoon. The standout feature is the large open green area, perfect for football, picnics or just stretching your legs. It’s usually quiet compared with bigger London parks, which makes it a pleasant spot for a calm walk

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Caïna Verrin

a year ago

Not much here in winter and it didn’t feel very safe. There is a huge motor way nearby so you can really hear and smell that. Probably a decent place to take your dog and the paths seem well maintained. I wouldn’t want to go there when it’s dark, that’s for sure.

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Karen B

3 years ago

I visited here in April 2022 as part of walking the Capital Ring route around London. This park has nature areas, sports areas and space for walking. It also has views of the arch at Wembley Stadium

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Hass

5 years ago

A very good park. Generally empty with lots of space to play football. The play area is good without being fantastic. They have now made massive shrub areas with multi colour flowers. There is a new walk easy through the guild course with a nice 5 minn walk along the River Brent with the local woodland a small hidden gem in London.

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Stephen Johnson

7 years ago

A good size albeit basic park. Perivale Park does have a nice walkway along its North side at the Eastern end. The park also has a rugby pitch and a children's playground although it's well tucked away in the North West corner.

Reviews last updated: 7 October 2026