Top Playgrounds in Greater London

I think waterproof shoes are a must! Some parts of the playground can get muddy if it rained. I learned that the hard way when I stepped in a puddle!

I'd suggest bringing a small first aid kit. We had a tiny scrape from playing too hard and there wasn't a lot of help available on-site. Better to be prepared!

My advice is to pack a lunch. The food options there can be a bit pricey and not always the healthiest. A picnic makes for a nice break in the play area

I think it's a good idea to check the weather beforehand. If it looks like rain, bring a small waterproof jacket or umbrella. The playground is outdoors and kids can still have fun if it's light rain!

I suggest bringing some snacks and drinks, as the little cafe can get busy and the options are limited. You'll save money too! Pack a picnic if you can!

I think the playground gets pretty busy after 11 AM, so if you want some peace, try arriving around 9:30 AM. The kids get to play without the mad rush!

If you're planning a picnic, grab some snacks at the nearby shops. I found a cute little market just a five-minute walk away instead of the pricier ones inside the park.

Don’t forget to explore the surrounding park area! It's gorgeous for a stroll and offers great views of the city, which I didn't fully appreciate at first.

I recommend visiting Primrose Hill Playground early in the morning, around 9 AM, to avoid crowds. The morning light is beautiful too!

I suggest bringing a packed lunch to save some money because the food options there can be kinda pricey. Plus, having a picnic right in the park is really nice, and you'll save time looking for places to eat!

I think bringing your own snacks and drinks will save you some cash. The cafes inside the park can be pricey, and there’s plenty of green space for a picnic. Just be sure to pack something easy for the little ones!