Leyton Jubilee Park

• Leyton Jubilee Park: The park is open 24 hours. Park attendant hours vary through the year Attendant Hours 2020 (pdf)
• Park Cafe: The KuKooLaLa cafe is open from 9am to 5pm daily

You can access the park via several entrances around the site:

• Seymour Road
• Marsh Lane 
• Orient Way
• Ive Farm Lane

Map of Leyton Jubilee Park (10MB PDF file)

Vehicle access into the park is restricted to the Marsh Lane Car Park so the easiest and greenest way to get to the park is by public transport.

By tube: Nearest tube station is Leyton (Central line). This is a 15 minute walk away.

By overground: Nearest overground station is Leyton Midland Road. This is a 15 minute walk away.

By train: Nearest station is Lea Bridge. This is a 10 minute walk away

By bus: Many regular buses stop nearby, including the 58, 158, 48, 55, 56 and N158.

By car: If you do want to drive to the park, the main car park is at the Marsh Lane entrance.  A small amount of local on-street parking is also available.

For more information and help planning your journey, visit the TfL Journey Planner .

• Cafe: KuKooLaLa café in The Cottage at the Marsh Lane entrance. Healthy meals, toddler activities and kids’ parties. Find out more: visit the KuKooLaLa Cafe website
• Toilets: Available in the café, during opening hours.
• Play area: A range of equipment for all ages, includes pirate ship
• Outdoor gym: Free, range of equipment, with instructions for use
• Feel Good Too at Ive Farm: includes all weather football pitch, all weather multi-use sports pitch (including hockey), beach volleyball court and sprint track. Find out more: visit the Feel Good Too website  
• Multi use games area and football pitches
• Pavilion: changing rooms and community room for hire (great for children’s birthday parties and community activities)
• Showground: Lots of space to enjoy the outdoors and for events
• Nature areas: including Jubilee Wood on The Plateau, Woodland Walk and Dagenham Brook
• Park keepers: Park keeper on duty every day (during daylight hours).
• Manor Garden Allotments: Find out more: visit the allotment page on our website 

Use the Leyton Jubilee Park Map to help you find your way round (also available at every entrance).

To find out about hiring any of the facilities, please email: greenspace.hire@walthamforest.gov.uk

New events and activities programme upcoming soon.

Our Parks

Our Parks is London-wide programme created to make it easy and free for you to get fit. Operating from LJP near the Pavilion there are regular classes in the park. For more information please contact the Our Parks team.

Eton Manor Running Club

Friendly club, welcoming runners of all ages and standards; from absolute beginners to up-and-coming elite. 

For more information please contact etonmanorac2013@gmail.com or go to the Eton Manor website. 

Green Gym: Nature Conservation Volunteering

Thursdays: 9.45am to 1pm.

Help look after the nature areas in Leyton Jubilee Park and improve your health and fitness at the same time. Volunteers enjoy a variety of activities including tree planting, woodland management and wildflower meadow maintenance. Enjoy the outdoors, be part of your community, gain new skills and improve your employability. Wear sturdy footwear and outdoor clothing. Tea and snacks provided.

For more information contact: 07731 450 839 or gg-waltham-forest@tcv.org.uk

Green Gym: Nature conservation volunteering

Thursdays: 9.45am to 1pm.

Help look after the nature areas in Leyton Jubilee Park and improve your health and fitness at the same time. Volunteers enjoy a variety of activities including tree planting, woodland management and wildflower meadow maintenance. Enjoy the outdoors, be part of your community, gain new skills and improve your employability. Wear sturdy footwear and outdoor clothing. Tea and snacks provided.

For more information contact: 07731 450 839 or gg-waltham-forest@tcv.org.uk

There are several thousand trees in Leyton Jubilee Park of a variety of species, including the wonderful central avenue of London Plane trees that is over 100 years old and the main natural feature of the park.

The Mayor of London is creating a database of all the trees in London and the trees in Waltham Forest are already included. If you following this link you can move the map to locate Leyton Jubilee Park and using the side bar look at the distribution of all the different tree species in the park. See what you think…

Any questions about the park or activities held there, please contact: 

Parks and open Spaces coordinator
Email Adekunle.Bello@walthamforest.gov.uk

Park hire and room bookings:
Email Greenspace.Hire@walthamforest.gov.uk 

Alternatively, please contact the Waltham Forest parks team on 020 8496 3000.