CLAREMONT PARK
A REVITALISED PARK FOR OUR NEW NEIGHBOURHOOD
Reopened in June 2022 as part of Brent Cross Town’s pledge to create more than 50 acres of green space, Claremont Park has been reimagined as a flourishing green space with imaginative play and sports facilities, calming water features, nature trails, a kiosk and a public art.
It is space for children and adults alike to gather, stay active, explore nature and relax. The park is home to free events and workshops throughout the year and has been designed as a social space where improved connectivity, accessibility and inclusive are prioritised.
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GUSSY'S ICE CREAM PARLOUR
Home to family-run businesses Gussy’s Ice Cream Parlour, the kiosk in Claremont Park also houses essentials such as toilets and baby-changing facilities.
Visitors to the kiosk can also experience the playful energy of Rainbow of Ribbons, an art installation that doubles as a rain screen created by artist Hanna Benihoud.
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ECOLOGY
Nature is at the heart of Claremont Park. Visitors will discover more than 300 new trees, including an orchard of fruiting trees that will provide a food source for the local bird and insect population. Wildflower meadows can be found throughout the park, and at the centre there is a large pond with a viewing deck and swales running along the northern edge. These features ensure that Claremont Park plays an important and active role in improving the local area’s biodiversity.
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PLAY
Play is a key feature of Claremont Park, with an exciting playground at its centre that includes climbing structures, swings, roundabouts, and slides.
The Water Meadows area of Claremont Park has been designed to inspire creativity and inclusivity through play. There are physical aspects, but also sensory, natural, and collaborative, in order to support a variety of different types of participation and fun.
In the Pocket Sports Zone you’ll find a basketball hoop and mini-scooter and skate area, while walking and cycle routes through and around the park improve access and connections to the local area. Download the park map below.
DownloadGETTING TO CLAREMONT PARK
Address: Claremont Park, Claremont Way, London NW2 1AJ
Open: 24h, Monday–Sunday
The main park entrance is adjacent to Brent Cross Town’s Visitor Pavilion. We encourage all of our visitors to use public transport whenever possible. Plan your journey and read frequently asked questions here.
CLAREMONT PARK RULES
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General information
Claremont Park is for everybody in the community to enjoy. We kindly ask that you do your part in keeping it that way by being respectful of other visitors and observing the park rules identified below. For your safety, CCTV is in operation at Claremont Park. Images are recorded and monitored for the purpose of crime prevention and detection.
In the event of an emergency please call the emergency services on 999. Alternatively, there are help points located throughout the park that will connect you with our estate team. To report any damage, accidents or incidents, please contact [email protected]
This park is for the whole community to enjoy. Please do your part by being respectful of other visitors and observing the general park rules below.
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Using the park
- The Park is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week
- Please supervise your children, especially around the pond and play equipment
- Please keep dogs on leads and dispose of bagged dog waste in the general waste bins provided
- Please don’t drop litter; use the waste and recycle bins provided
- Please don’t drink alcohol, set off fireworks, or use barbecues within the park
- Please do not erect temporary structures such as tents and gazebos within the park
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Vehicles in the park
- When on bicycles and scooters, please only use the shared path route and give priority to pedestrians and limit your speed
- Please do not fly drones or model aircraft, on or above the park
- No motor vehicles or E-scooters are permitted within the park
- Maintenance and delivery vehicles, which are permitted to use the park, are to observe a speed limit of 5mph
- In case of emergency please call 999
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The pond
- The pond is a wetland habitat and is home to local wildlife. Please do not enter, swim, paddle or fish in the pond
- The pond and viewing deck are not play areas; please ensure children are supervised
- Due to the water depth, we have provided throwlines located at the viewing deck and the beach area. If someone has entered the pond and is in difficulty, please use the throwline
- Please be careful in cold weather: hidden ice can form around the pond and on the viewing deck.
THERE WILL BE MORE THAN 50 ACRES OF PARKS AND PLAYING FIELDS AT BRENT CROSS TOWN
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