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Best Parks in London

Real videos of Parks in London — 3 places, filmed by creators on the ground.

Ranked venues

  1. Storybook Gardens

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    WhimsicalFamily-friendlyInteractiveThemed areasInteractive exhibitsSeasonal events

    About the venue

    Storybook Gardens in London, Ontario, is a family-friendly attraction established in 1983, designed around classic children's stories and fairy tales. This amusement park features themed areas, whimsical sculptures, and storybook trails, making it a popular spot for families with young children. The park also offers a variety of interactive exhibits and picnic areas for a complete day out. Seasonal events throughout the year create a lively atmosphere attracting visitors of all ages.

    What the videos show

    The video captures a playground with a blue roofed structure and a yellow slide. The camera pans to the right, showing more trees, grass, a bench, and people strolling in the background.

    1958 Storybook Lane

  2. Mitches Park

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    Family-friendlyCommunityOutdoorPlaygroundsWalking trailsSeasonal events

    About the venue

    Mitches Park, located on Upper Queens St in London, Ontario, features expansive outdoor spaces and modern playgrounds, making it a perfect spot for families and community gatherings. The park spans over 15 acres and includes walking trails, picnic areas, and sports facilities. It is also home to seasonal events and farmers' markets, connecting locals and visitors alike.

    What the videos show

    The video shows a playground with swings, a slide, and other play equipment. The camera pans across the playground, showing the surrounding area including trees, houses, and parked cars.

    640 Upper Queens St

  3. London Children's Museum

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    InteractiveFamily-friendlyEducationalHands-on exhibitsThemed areasWorkshops

    About the venue

    The London Children's Museum is an interactive venue situated in London, Ontario, known for its hands-on exhibits aimed at children aged 2-12. Opening its doors in 2009, it features a variety of themed areas, including a discovery room and an art studio. The museum emphasizes learning through play, encouraging exploration and creativity among its young visitors. Family-focused programming includes workshops and special events throughout the year.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a children's play area with a yellow slide, an artificial tree with a birdhouse, and other playful elements like a painted dog house and a chair under a triangular structure. The camera pans slowly to the right, revealing more of the play area.

    100 Kellogg Ln