The Children's Play Area Jubilee Gardens

“The Children's Play Area at Jubilee Gardens is a fantastic spot for families right in the heart of London. While it was very crowded during our visit, the single entrance design makes it easy to keep track of your little ones, which is a huge relief in a busy area. The play structures cater to a broad age range, with some impressively advanced climbing features that keep older kids engaged while still offering plenty for the younger ones. Our kids especially loved the spinning bowls and the telephone tubes—simple but endlessly entertaining. The equipment is modern and well-maintained, and the rubberized flooring adds a level of safety. With the London Eye nearby and great river views, it's a perfect place to take a break and let the kids burn off energy. Benches and a bit of shade make it comfortable for parents too.”

“When ever we're in the area for things like the Sealife centre, if I want to visit the graffiti tunnel or we're staying in a hotel nearby, this play ground is a really beautiful, fun and safe place for our son to let off some steam. There is a lot to do and because its so well kept and out in the open, you dont tend to have a load of teenagers etc hanging around here and its a place that is genuinely respect for use by kids.”

“Very nice playground just by the London Eye. Ideal place for kids to have fun, and also good for families that want to relax a bit. The place offers many activities for different ages, and it's fenced, so you have to access via a small gate. Safe for kids.”

“We stopped at Jubilee Gardens play park with the kids and it was a great find. The wooden adventure-style equipment is brilliant – loads for children to climb, explore and enjoy. It really feels like an adventure playground, which our two loved straight away. It was extremely busy when we visited, which is the only downside, but there’s plenty of seating space around for parents to watch and relax. The location is also ideal – right by lots of food and snack spots, so you can grab something nearby without leaving the area. On top of that, the park has lovely scenic views along the river which makes it a nice stop for the whole family, not just the little ones. Definitely worth a visit if you’re in London with family.”