Boating

I just wondered when this club holds events on the lake 85% of the time when I walk by nothing seems to be going on I would hate to think that I am missing out on things

Sitting on top of the hill enjoying the great view of London. .. There is some great food stalls and drink stalls ... everyone enjoying themselves definitely recommend this place for everyone of any ages

I hope there is chips

Very friendly and supportive paddling club with many opportunities for involvement and progressing one's paddling skills. I joined on the basis of my first visit. On a very protected stretch of the Thames wide enough to avoid issues with other river users. Many kayaks and access to more specialised craft. Glad I joined up but they do take novices and allow people to try the club. Warning to cars: limited off street parking.

Cute hidden park, plenty of benches to sit down on. Really enjoyed hiding here, in contrast with busier parks nearby.

Probably the busiest of the ponds that are within the bounds of Epping Forest due to it's ease of access and close proximity to housing, it's also only a few hundred yards away from Whipps Cross Hospital. Surrounded by undulating gravel hillocks this pond is the result of gravel extraction in the past. The pond now provides a very pleasant location for hiring out boats, cycling and walking. Although surrounded by trees it is immediately adjacent to the open grassland of Leyton Flats on one side which can provide sun-seekers an ideal location to catch some rays when the weather is good enough. There are a couple of refreshments sites with seating along Whipps Cross Road and parking near the boat house and further along on the same side. All in all a very pleasant place to spend a few hours albeit a little busy on hot days. If too busy for your liking however you can always wander away from the pond into the woodland which will always provide some quiet places to relax away from the madding crowd...

One the favourites park in London

Brilliant boat trips, really good on summer days. My 7 year old just loves it. Always on time at Hampton Court, nice staff, great fun for the weekend. (Little bit expensive to do every weekend though.)

Great views of the Thames. Boat takes 25 minutes to get from Hampton Court to Kingston and runs from around April until September. Well worth a return trip for the price. Used the service a few times and never found it too busy.

Members only yacht club. Secure facilities for boat moorings and freindly, helpful members.

A wonderful welcome was given to us on our visit and we had a great time whilst there, before departing to french canals.

Amazing love it defo will go again. Easy parking just next to it and an amazing pub on the other side of the bridge. A grate day out for family or fiance..😁😁

My older cousin graduated from Western University a few years and there are lots of friendly people who go here. The staff here were nice. However, it's very far from where I live. But anyways, it's a good university. If you are trying to decide whether to go to Western University or not, I would recommend it.

In the off season you can come free of charge. A really great place to walk the dog, go for a hike, bike the trails, rent a canoe, fish in the river or lake, campout, etc, etc. And all within city limits. There are so many areas to explore here. The ice fisherman are usually catching some walleye too; it's 22/01/2018 and there's a good foot of ice right now. I've also seen photographers that perch themselves up on the dam, they wait for the wildlife, and the deer are especially thick here. In the summer the lake is bustling with sailboats, fisherman, and tons of athletes rowing their hearts out, coaches bellowing over their megaphones and all. It's one of London's best outdoor playgrounds, no doubt.

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Great service and supply!

Simple with lots of room. Only complaint is that there's only one launch. Nice big dock to accommodate several boats

Excellent beach