Description
Northala Fields is a new open space (27.5 hectares), which was opened in 2008 after four years of site work. It is one of the most exciting and significant park developments in London for many years. Northala Fields is the economic and environmental viability of turning waste from the original Wembley Stadium and the new White City shopping centre into a new park turning materials into new habitats for wildlife and a range of recreational facilities.Four large conical earth mounds along the A40 edge of the site help to reduce visual and noise pollution and provide a unique landmark for the park and the borough. In particular, the viewpoint on top of the tallest mound (22 metres), provides a 360-degree panoramic view of the surrounding area including central London and Canary Wharf.
If you are looking for Best Parks and Playgrounds in Ealing , Greater London then you can visit Northala Fields Park. Northala Fields Park is one of the places in Ealing Greater London for day out with kids and families. More details can be found on the website for this place.
Features
- Free
- Host birthday parties: No
Features
On Site Parking
On Site Toilet facility
Disabled access/facilities - mixture of tarmac and crushed brick/gravel path surfaces with some steep slopes, gently sloping spiral path to the panoramic viewpoint at the top of mound three. There is good provision of benches throughout the park
Playgrounds – two well equipped playgrounds for the under-14s, one at Dolphin Road and one with wooden style play equipment and large slide in the centre of the park
Model boating lake, six fishing lakes, and three wildlife ponds
Focal core area has a colourful mosaic celebrating learning in Northolt in 2008. The mosaic was designed by students from West London Academy and Belvue School and constructed by young people and members of the local community with the support of artists from Art4Space, the Northolt Extended Schools Project and Ealing Council.
Visitor's Centre- The visitors centre includes; a café, public toilets, classrooms and a fishing office
5.62 miles
