Basketball courts near me in Welling

“We had an amazing sleepover last night at jump in Enfield! Sam and Paige were fantastic hosts and the 30 children we took for a sleepover could not have had a more amazing time! Everything from the welcome to the movie, jump sessions, food and all the extra added bits was absolutely amazing! Thank you so much for an incredible evening! We are already planning the next 1! X”

“Very welcoming, friendly atmosphere and coaches. They take there time with the kids and assist them on improving there skills.”

“New state of the art pavilion and pitches kept in excellent condition”

“What an amazing place. It was rammed with skateboarders, bikers and folk on scooters. So many people that it felt totally safe. Some adults and older children doing impressive jumps etc and the only issues were the small car park and being nearly knocked over by someone on a scooter. But since she was only about 5 it wasn't too scary. Great to watch. Wish I could of had a go.”

“You can walk and walk and...... as long or short as you like. Around every corner there's something new. The walk along the canal is a total change to the paths around the lakes. Watch out for loose dogs, a big issue. Excellent free parking. Approach road to the car park is tricky. Turn left at the pub as the sign is virtually hidden. It's in the same road as Tesco. Cafe in the Park has yummy cakes but the wait is ........ too long at peak times so chill'ish. Enjoy”

“Very good and comfortable place to see musical events”

“Very helpful staff and the swimming pool fits for both kids and adults.”

“A lovely family park which boasts Ancient trees and a small quiet garden for contemplation. There is a place for hanging prayer bundles on the good medicine tree to remember loved ones and to ask our ancestors to send healing out across the world”

“Easy to get to and not too big. ( I was collecting a Christmas Tree I'm resting.”

“Brilliant playground! It's huge. You could spend hours here. Well worth the trip. Thoroughly recommend.”

“Came here for Parkrun, a parkrun in a stunning setting with really friendly people. Had a lovely walk and recci before and after our run. Well maintained park with lots to do. Had a cooked breakfast at Valentines cafe which soon was very busy and was great value. We then had another walk and coffee in the walled garden.”

“This park is my happiest place in London :) Always a pleasure to visit - clean, safe, so many paths to wander on, gorgeous trees, happy people and dogs everywhere, tennis courts and cricket nets.”

“Free fun for all ages, great play park for big and little ones then there's the big long stream of water chlorinated for cleanliness and fountains spurting from lit up holes in the ground, magical! Take a picnic (there's an ice cream hut selling teas and coffees, cold drink etc) a picnic blanket and a handful of spare clothes and towels. That's a free day out sorted! Parking however is coin only and about £6 in change will see you right. You can also fill up your water bottles at the water fountain free of charge and changing/toilet facilities are available aswell.”

“Really sweet and beautiful space to go for a walk or run around. Lots of little paths to explore.”

“Well organised Xmas Fayre with snow ball for kids and Santa grotto, all free of charge with a token given at the entrance. We also had a delicious Turkey burger with cranberry sauce. Bouncy castle was fun too for kids! So much fun, see you next time lovely people!”

“A lovely big park with large play areas for kids. It’s situated next to the Hemel Hempstead old town that whole area is nice. You could grab a coffee and have a nice walk.”

“Large park in the heart of Northfields/South Ealing. There's a smaller toddler/preschooler play area next to the playschool as well as a larger play area by the Northfields entrance for primary school kids. Pedestrians get testy about cyclists for some reason but generally a lovely park for families.”

“Was my starting point for viewing the Queen laying in state. A very beautiful park….if not full of crowds, definitely perfect for walks, and maybe a summer picnic (if allowed). A part of London I had never been to before so was nice to see a pretty part rather than buildings.”

“Great garden in the heart of Wapping. Where parents, dog owners, tennis and football players can meet. With an nice little restaurant/ café and even some fitness equipments!”

“Beautiful all year round. Mayow is one of the oldest parks in London. Great cafe with food and hot drinks.”

“It's a nice place if you want to walk your dog, take the kids out, have a photo session, or just have a walk yourself. Big enough too.”

“Lovely park and the Christmas lights are absolutely stunning! It was really worth it! Totally recommend it! Amazing! And the Santa's Grotto was also amazing!”

“I take my dog here for wlslks a couple of times a day. Big greens mean enough space for everyone. Also has a stream running through the middle of it. Grey and pied wagtails common as are the 4 little egrets”

“Paul&Debra Routledge My wife and I haven been using the village for many years my wife douse classes (float fit/palartis /aqua fit and any other classs she can book) my grand children use swimming and diving . I mainly use the gym for cardio and waights . I have been using a gym for more than some 40 years and never seen boys of 16 years of age being allowed to be squatting 3 plates (140kg) with one of your gym guys egging him on at that age he will have problems with legs back and joints .also the noise levels are upsetting to the lady's. All your guys and girls that work don't seem to have any concern for any safe form of lifting or machine use .Other gym users are showing new people the correct way to lift . There's a group of 4/5 lads around 16/17 still in school that have zero gym etiquette never sanitize after use also show inappropriate behavior on a personal level with each other. As there are 5 of them they hog a machine for far longer than is fair .l love our gym with the new machines and space I believe it to be the best family vercility in Bedfordshire all your people on the desk are always smiling with a happy word . I use the village 4/5 times a week I have major back and joint issues but I leave the gym smiling pain free !! I hope I am not sounding to critical but some one is going to get hurt . I thank you for a clean well equiped gym with easy access and free parking at a better than fair membership cost My best Paul MMA record the leads to the”

“Some of the best Badminton courts I've played on. Nice centre!”

“Used to take my son for dance practice here when Sapne used to have lessons here.. very good ambience.. clean and tidy place .. car parking can be a pain otherwise all good.”

“Beautiful & historical Park. Loved this place. Enjoyed nice evening walk.”

“Great Park. Great Location. I can only assume it is for the privileged people of Epsom. No parking in the park itself. Parking in the Town centre. If you want to take a picnic to the park you don't really want to look at your watch every few minutes. Three hours to take a picnic in the park and wonder around the town to support local businesses wouldn't be unreasonable. Few minutes over 3 hours in the car park £12. . Scare wonder high street businesses are closing down. You don't have to be a millionaire to visit Epsom but it certainly helps. Maybe the council simply just keep Epsom for the locals. Best Wishes Peter Appleby”

“We strolled, at gaudy Vapor trailed sunset, past the iridescent fun fair, permanently locked into a pastiche of the 1990s. The southern path, furthest from the noise and exhaust fumes of the two urban dual carriageways, sees impromptu family parties being held, with gazebos, camping chairs, food to share. Lazing and chatting in the luxurious ebbing heatwave evening. Like ‘76, the worn sections of the pathways lose their grass cover to the west and tear of joggers and walkers, then the bare clay beneath splits open as it is exposed to the overly hot, climate change heat. We sit at the top of the rise, and the plaque on the bench points out Rose Hill, in front of it St Helier Hospital, both barely visible now that the evening comes to an end and warm night approaches. I like this place.”