Victoria Park local dog walks, Greater London

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Victoria Park local dog walks, Greater London - Dog walks in Greater London
Victoria Park local dog walks, Greater London - Dog walks in Greater London

Description

The biggest park in the area, and full of extraordinary bits of London heritage - like a seat made out of some of the stones of the old London Bridge when it was demolished inthe early 1800s.

There are statues too of the dog of the media-hungry, massively ambitious ancient Greek general Alciabiades. Apparently he acquired a very handsome dog which was much admired - but when the dog no longer attracted so much attention, Alciabiades cut its tail off so that people started talking about him again.

Disabled Access Available
Refreshments Not Available
WC Available
Free Parking Not Available
Children's Activities Available
Height Restriction
Sleep Not Available

Details

There's no car park, but there is on street Blue Badge parking on Old Ford Road. There's no level access and the only ramp is at the Old Ford Road entrance (where the map marker is).

Full Walk Details

There's loads of space in the park for a dog walk, but if you want a longer route there's also access to the Hertford Union canal from the south side of the park and the Regents Canal on the west side.