Kensington Memorial Park

About Kensington Memorial Park

Kensington Memorial Park is a staffed park with the following facilities:

pleasant formal areas
a children’s playground
tennis, football, junior cricket and One O’clock club (managed by Family and Children’s Services)
public toilets
waterplay facility in the Summer months
outdoor gym facility

A kiosk is open during the summer months selling hot and cold drinks and snacks.

Address

St Mark’s Road, W10

Opening times

7.30am until dusk

Water play area

The waterplay will open in two-hour sessions to allow for additional cleaning and system checks throughout the day.

The session times will be as follows:

Session 1: 10.30am to 12.30pm
Session 2: 1pm to 3pm
Session 3: 3.30pm to 5.30pm

*Except Tuesdays where we open at 12pm*

*Tuesday sessions will be as follows:

12pm to 1.30pm
2pm to 3.30pm
4pm to 5.30pm*

Book to play sports

You can book to play sports at Kensington Memorial Park.

To book or for more information telephone 020 7602 2226 or email K&[email protected].

Kensington Memorial Park

Park building improvements

Improvements are being made to the park’s buildings during autumn, winter and spring, with completion during summer 2024. There will be a new café, public toilets, ‘Changing Places’ room and grounds maintenance office. The sports changing rooms hut is also being refurbished inside and out, with a ‘Living Green Roof’. A solar PV roof will provide electricity to the new café building and an Air Source Heat Pump will heat the rooms.

Masterplan for building improvements PDF, 3.11 MB, 1 page

History of Kensington Memorial Park

Kensington Memorial Park has been a public park since 1926 when it was opened to the public by Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyll.

The land was bought in 1923 with funds provided by the Kensington War Memorial Committee. They wanted to create a suitable tribute to those who had given their lives in the First World War.