Leyton Library is closed until further notice.
The 2 nearest libraries are Leytonstone and Lea Bridge.
Parking Visitor Scratchcards for the Leyton postcodes are now available from Leytonstone Library.
Leyton Jubilee Park is our biggest park and was named to mark the Queen's Diamond Jubilee in 2012.
Last updated: 5 January 2023
Next review: 20 October 2023
Christopher Robbins was a Councillor in Grove Green Ward and he loved Leyton Jubilee Park. He led on, and personally oversaw, the establishment and development of this park in 2012; and then continued to be actively involved in its management. Sadly Councillor Christopher Robbins passed away in 2021 and will be sadly missed. However, his influence on the park lives on, and a number of developments will continue, to form part of his legacy to the Borough of Waltham Forest.
The park has a fantastic play area, with a range of equipment for all ages, including a pirate ship.
Toilets are available in the café, during opening hours.
To hire any of the facilities, please email: greenspace.hire@walthamforest.gov.uk
Our Parks is a free fitness programme which takes place in parks across London. There are regular classes in Leyton Jubilee Park.
Sundays, 10-11am, Abs, Bums & Thighs. Meet by the children’s playground.
Tuesdays, 6.30-7.15pm, Rugby Fit. Meet by the children’s playground.
Contact the Our Parks team for details.
This friendly club welcomes runners of all ages and standards. To find out more, contact: etonmanorac2013@gmail.com or see the Eton Manor website.
We've got free nature activities for all from under 5s, to the Over 50s 'Sharing Nature' Group, family activities and adult walks/talks. For details, see our Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram.
Green Gym, Thursdays: 9.45am to 1pm
Get fit, improve your local environment and make new friends. Volunteer activities include tree planting, woodland management and wildflower meadow maintenance. Wear sturdy footwear and outdoor clothing. Teas and snacks provided.
To find out more, call: 07740 899 645 or email: gg-waltham-forest@tcv.org.uk
Leyton Jubilee Park, Seymour Road, London E10 7BL
Entrances on Seymour Road, Marsh Lane, Orient Way, Ive Farm Lane
Tube: Leyton (Central line), 15 minutes’ walk.
Overground: Leyton Midland Road. 15 minutes’ walk.
Train: Nearest station is Lea Bridge, a 10-minute walk away
Bus: Many regular buses stop nearby, including the 58, 158, 48, 55, 56 and N158.
Car: The main car park is at the Marsh Lane entrance. A small amount of on-street parking is also available.
Plan your trip with TfL Journey Planner.
See the Disabled Access Guide.