Diamond Jubilee Gardens

Former swimming pool footprint the quirky landscaping inspiration for this raised small garden and cafe aside the Thames overlooking Eel Pie Island.
Well maintained with bedding and plants, a toddlers sandpit beside the diving board remnant and a boules area under shady trees.
Admittedly not much here and lacking a playground but quite distinctive and atmospheric.

The coffee shop has views over the river Thames that you can enjoy while having a coffee and some delicious homemade cakes. It has a playground opposite where the kids can run around and play.

This place is really a hidden little gem of Twickenham, it’s laidback yet vibrant. Everyone is friendly and welcoming, and is all walking distance.

It’s so well separated but also connected between with the high street and River Thames. It’s a great walking ground and has lots to places for you to relax, and explore. There’s a large chess board by a restaurant which is open to the public (though it is now very old)

Clean, well maintained playground and separate sandpit alongside entertainment area. Public toilets with baby changing alongside the cafe

River side is a little dirty but if you walk past the beach garden, it's a great scenic place to relax. It's well connected and really close to the twickenham high street and church street that have plenty of cafeteria options.

Down at heel, this place is passable in the sunny weather, but the abandoned concrete diving block is a reminder of how great it must have been when it was a lido, instead of simply being a bit grim.

There is a good playground in the grounds, though.

Lovely views, tranquil, good service and good coffee and muffins

Really nice gardens where the old lido use to be. the diving board is actually still their! Fasinating stuff