Deptford Park

Outdoor gym, great for joggers, sitters and dog walkers with a decent, children's play area.
Lively at weekends with footballers and families and great in the summer for chilling.
A flock of paraqueets live in the park and a haunt for wood pigeons.
Easy to reach from Canada Water, Surrey Quays and buses 188, 199, 47 and 225 stop nearby.

Good park to bring kids. And also play sports live cricket football and baseball

A very clean and quiet park. A park surrounded by leafy green trees. You can have a good and relaxing time in this park. However, it may not remain as quiet considering all the developments and structures going up around it. Highly recommended for now!

Its a lovely park which is very spacious. There are many trees and grass across the whole park. It is also usually very quiet and is great for having a relaxing time. The park also has a running/walking track and gym equipments for public use, so also a great place to exercise. The trees in the park have lot of leaves which makes the park full of leaves and creates a great atmosphere.

Lovely park with lots of trees. Restful.

Most of the gorgeous plane trees seem to have almost recovered and are looking healthier. Leaves now dropping because of autumn rather than drought. Always worth a stroll here.

Big enough for a stroll & quiet enough for a relaxing time

Deptford Park used to be a market garden belonging to the estate of the Evelyn family. London County Council bought the land in 1884 to create a public park. Near to the main entrance you can see the sculpture Blue Iridescence by Heather Burrell.