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Westfield Park

A public park between Uverdale Road and Lots Road in World's End, with two children's playgrounds, trees, shrubs and flowers for a quiet break in Chelsea.

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The two children's playgrounds and a quick green escape
Where
Uverdale Road, World's End
Know before you go
Open 7.30am to dusk; check gate signs for closing times

A public park between Uverdale Road and Lots Road in the World’s End area of Chelsea, created in 1981 on a Second World War bomb site. Lawns, mature trees and flowerbeds provide space to sit, and two playgrounds cater for younger and older children. Public toilets are available. The park opens at 07:30 and closes at dusk; check the entrance signs for seasonal closing times.

After school it belongs to local kids and footballs; mornings are the quiet shift for dog walkers. That's rather the point of it.
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Quick answers about Westfield Park

What is Westfield Park?
Westfield Park is a park in Chelsea, London. Community park in the World's End area.
Where is Westfield Park?
Westfield Park is at Uverdale Road, London SW10 0SR, in the worlds-end area of Chelsea.
When is Westfield Park open?
Typical hours: Monday 7:30-dusk; Tuesday 7:30-dusk; Wednesday 7:30-dusk (and other days — see the full schedule on the place page).
Is Westfield Park dog-friendly?
Dogs are welcome at Westfield Park -- properly welcome, not tucked away by the door. Confirm with the venue if your dog has specific needs.
Is Westfield Park good for kids?
Westfield Park works well with kids in tow -- there's space for a buggy, nobody minds a bit of noise, and the menu has things children will actually eat.
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