Battersea ParkA few miles south of Marble Arch, this is a London park rich in history and coloured with character and charm, an ideal picnic spot for stretching out on the grass with an acquaintance and a hamper of summer treats. Bushy Park
North of Hampton Court Palace, Bushy Park has a distinctly rural charm. Chiswick House Gardens
Wander among the statues in the Italianate gardens, and look out for the stunning neo-Palladian architecture concealed in the trees. Green ParkThe Green Park covers 16 hectares and with St James's Park and Hyde Park, forms a chain of open spaces across the centre of the capital. Whether you're here for the history or the picnic spots, Green Park will not disappoint. Greenwich Park
Greenwich Park covers 73 hectares and is the oldest enclosed Royal Park. Home to both the Old Royal Observatory and the Royal Naval College, Greenwich Park is a fascinating destination and a sublime location for a picnic. Hampstead HeathThe Heath’s landscape is a varied mix of points of natural beauty making it a prime picnic spot for taking a group of chums and a tartan blanket. Highgate Wood
Originally part of the ancient Forest of Middlesex, Highgate Wood in Haringey covers some 70 acres and came into the City of London’s care in 1886. A gorgeous open space, perfect for a summer's jaunt with plenty of appealing picnic spots available. Hyde Park
Hyde Park covers 140 hectares and provides facilities for many different leisure activities and sports as well as being the focal point for public events of all sizes. Plenty of options available for those looking to unpack the picnic hamper. Kensington Gardens
With playgrounds, cafes and beautiful gardens available, Kensington Gardens is an inviting offering in the city. Mudchute Park and Farm
The Mudchute is officially the largest urban farm in the capital. For 30 years, the Mudchute Association have developed the area with a riding school, an education centre, a garden centre, and an environmental park. A delightful picnic spot at the Isle of Dogs. Primrose HillThis is a delightful destination, popular with the famous locals and close to the excellent Melrose and Morgan deli, should you wish to replenish your picnic basket. Regents Park
Known as the 'Jewel in the Crown', Regents Park covers some 197 hectares and provides many delightful picnic spots for the active luncher. Richmond Park
Richmond Park is an idyllic spot and one of special scientific interest, made up of 2500 acres and the largest Royal Park in the city. St James's Park
An historic offering with a variety of royal, political and literary associations. Set your picnic blanket here down for a lazy summer afternoon.