Barnard Park - (Near Camden, london)

3 /5 Camdenant: Lovely park if you have kids. Lovely park if you like five-a-side football or running in a small circle. Lovely park if you enjoy starring at an open expanse of concrete upon which an occasional bunch of local urchins kick a deflated piece of plastic towards each other as a middle class, bearded paunch monkey, sweats his way around said urchins trying to out sweat out a corony while not appearing paediolific.

4 /5 Julia Plumb: Popped in whilst droppingvson off at a nearby venue. Nice little oasis in London, albeit some building works are going on, had good little dog friendly coffee kiosk. Nice for a quick pitch top before heading onto Chapel Market.

5 /5 Eduardas Rybakas: I wanted to share some thoughts on the newly renovated and extended park. It’s truly a wonderful addition to our community. The park now features many comfortable benches strategically placed, perfect for enjoying the views of football players during games or simply relaxing with a book. Ive also noticed that when the field is empty, it becomes a remarkably tranquil space, ideal for activities like yoga without disturbance. This expansion has really enhanced the parks usability for a variety of activities and leisure. Im looking forward to spending more time there.

5 /5 siva surya prasand Arivalagan: Merits: 1. Kids play area - spacious 2. Big Lawns for dog play - allowed officially 3. 3 mi by diameter for old people to walk with many chairs 4. Have a refreshment shop in one entrance and one in kids play area 5. Have a football ground 6. Good place for track activities in football ground. 7. Have shared cycles in another entrance 8. Entry is free free free 9. Well maintained Demerits: 1. No public toilet 2. No drinking water facility Timings: morning 7 am it was open as per my knowledge. Check out my photos

3 /5 David W: There are two parts to Barnard Park, on either side of Hemingford Road. On the west side is the smaller part which is dedicated to dog exercising. The larger part on the east side is dominated by a playing field in the centre, and some redevelopment work on the northern side. However, there is a pleasant area to walk through at the southern end, with beautiful crocuses (in mid-February)