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Mile End Park

Stretching from Limehouse to Victoria Park, Mile End Park combines green open space, sports facilities, waterways, ecology areas and public art to create one of London's most distinctive urban parks.

Created on land rebuilt after the Second World War, Mile End Park is unlike any other park in London. Running for more than a mile through the borough, it links neighbourhoods, canals and attractions through a series of connected landscapes.

The park features ecology areas, ornamental gardens, sports facilities, children's play spaces and the striking Green Bridge, which carries parkland over Mile End Road. Visitors can explore the Regent's Canal towpath, enjoy waterside walks, watch climbers at the climbing wall or visit nearby attractions.

Mile End Park is a popular destination for walkers, runners, cyclists and families looking for a mix of nature and recreation close to central London.

Website: Tower Hamlets Mile End webpage
Email: mileendpark@towerhamlets.gov.uk

Mile End Park
Clinton Road
London
E3 4QY

Mile End Park
Clinton Road London E3 4QY
Underground iconMile End
Underground iconBow Road
Underground iconStepney Green
Bus icon25, 205, 277, 309, 339, 425, D6, D7, N25, N205, N277

Mile End Underground station is just a few minutes' walk away and is served by the Central, District and Hammersmith & City lines. Numerous bus routes stop nearby on Mile End Road and around the park, making it easy to visit from across London.