Explore open green spaces with playgrounds and meadows perfect for families, dogs, and pushchairs in Ealing.

Yeading Brook Meadows is a welcoming public park located in Ealing, offering families a free outdoor destination to enjoy nature and recreation. The venue features open meadow areas and playground facilities, making it an ideal spot for children to play and families to spend quality time together in a natural setting. The park is designed to be accessible and inclusive for all visitors. It welcomes families with young children and pushchairs, as well as dog owners looking for a space where their pets can enjoy the outdoors. The combination of open grassland and dedicated play areas provides flexibility for different activities, whether visitors want active play or peaceful relaxation in nature. As a free-entry park, Yeading Brook Meadows offers excellent value for families seeking affordable outdoor activities. The natural setting and community-focused amenities make it a local favorite for those looking to escape into green space without leaving the Ealing borough.

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

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Mm Luffy

a year ago

Used to be an amazing peaceful place for locals. Now the place is filthy, full of trash and the people who visit destroy the peaceful nature. The council also does not cut the grass much anymore and on weekends the place has become one big junkyard and car park. It is a dog friendly park. However the dog owners mostly have no control over there dogs and there is dog poop everywhere.

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Fried Egg Delcious Food Critic

2 years ago

Nice open space for the dog

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Anju Augustine

3 years ago

A good place to relax. Fresh air. Good for walking with dog. Children's park and outdoor gym close enough. If you need a refreshing walk with birds chirping this is an ideal place to be. Quite and peaceful. Needs a bit of maintenance of the grass and the rubbish thrown all over.

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Vikash Gandhi

4 years ago

Visited this area for the first time to play a youth football match. Pitches were well marked out, however the goal mouths were close to sandpits. Local team were very warm and welcoming and the match was pretty competitive too!!

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Michael Richings

6 years ago

Longish walk Unfortunately I was too late for wild flowers

Reviews last updated: 29 September 2026