Walthamstow Wetlands, London Wildlife Trust

I took a walk past the engine room, further into the wetlands. Not busy at all during the week. Little steps and piers throughout my walk which was nice. So many different wildlife around to see. I would suggest putting on insect repellent before visiting.

Our first time visiting which was a perfect birthday walk for me. Sadly we didn't spot any Kingfishers on this occasion but hope to at some point soon. It was a perfect sunny day yo be here.I hope to come back soon.

Vast expanse of quite scenic space. There's a good mixture of old Victorian buildings and long reservoir side walks. Definitely feels like an escape from the city. However, it is a working site and so some areas can be closed off abruptly. Also has a nice little cafe.

Great location for the waterbird fans. Has good mobility access for both pedestrians and car with ramps and level walkways throughout. It could do with better signage for the facilities, I've been there a couple of times, and only just discovered that there is a visitor centre, cafe, and viewing platform.

Definitely will come again. Wheelchair accessible. Good for the children, cycle path and nice cafe. A free day out.

Absolutely stunning water reservoir. The view over it is phenomenal, but also walking or running through it is just such a nice detox from busy London. The only downside is that it closes fairly early on weekends, but still highly recommend going here. Walthamstow and Tottenham also have plenty of restaurants and pubs to offer to make this a nice day trip.

Normally there is a exposition going on in the first level..... lovely place to have a coffee, tea or a cake. Nice and quiet during the week.

I'm lucky to have two wetland centres on my doorstep. This one is larger and is great to walk around. Routes are sometimes restricted for nature/wildlife growth but its never a problem. Great cafe, shop and toilets.