Eel Brook Common

I went for a walk through Eel Brook Common the other morning and it is such a great local spot to just breathe and get away from the traffic for a bit. I love how it feels like a genuine community space where you see people walking their dogs or playing football and it never feels too crowded or overwhelming. The grass is well kept and there are plenty of spots to just sit on a bench and people-watch which made it the perfect little break in my day.

Nice little urban park that's quite busy as you can imagine. Lacking immediate facilities like a cafe or snake bar. Although there a pub and Lebanese grills restaurant opposite and adjacent to the park. Street parking is good locally n free after 5pm.

Nice public common. Not much in the way of facilities so bring your own food and drink (a Café in the Park would be nice and some proper sand pits for dog poo). There’s a small children’s playground, due for refurbishment, a couple of basic small tennis courts and football field. The common stretches from near Fulham Broadway (come in via the junction on the corner near the old town hall), and down to New Kings Rd (where there are some motorbike shops, guitar shop, dry cleaners, walk right for 5 minutes for the trendy cafés and shops of Parson’s Green. Lots of space all disconnected, so a bit of a mish-mash, it’s not somewhere you’d come and look at the display of flowers, they’re are few if any. A reasonable amount of benches and access for wheelchairs from all sides. It doesn’t close at night as it isn’t self contained. There are shaded parts for the heat of the summer and a large open green for picnics (no public tables or chairs either) or sunbathing. No water facilities. Good for jogging and cycling, though wouldn’t jog there really late at night (after 11) unless on the main paths as it’s not well lit. There’s a shaded dog walking enclosure at the very bottom of the green, along and to the right by New Kings Rd. Gated but open to the public for your dog to walk and poo in. There’s a bandstand/rain shelter, a good space for locals but not anything special to come and visit. Served by 28, 285, 11 and other buses. Some small shops near the bus stops. Outdoor Café at top end near Fulham Broadway (which is also the nearest tube station).

its good park . very wide are . there is Basketball court and there are places you can rest. you can conduct any programs, training, and activities anything because its a very big place.

This is such a great public shared space! Amazing green space with huge trees in the heart of busy Fulham. Great playground best suited for under 8's , but my 11 year old granddaughter still loves hanging from the bars. There are tennis courts forcthose looking to keep fit orchave lessons. Also fantastic space for dogs where they can run and play ball. The best thing is my grandchildren can play and I can play on grass with the dog and still see them, dog and children worn out in one visit! Missing 5th star as their us no place on common to but refreshments. You need to walk 5 mins along road for cafe, which doesn't sound much but I have to confess does spoil my walk sometimes.

Lovely park. In 1883 and in 1891 Fulham F.C., played their home games here. During World War II, an underground bunker was located here to protect residents during the Blitz. Chelsea Football Club help to create an astroturf pitch which can be used in the community in the blue of Chelsea Football Club. Many local residents complained to the Council about the colour!!

Eel Brook is a beautiful common. It's a community orientated space; families, young children, teenagers, middle aged the elderly. People cycling is all good.

Nice little park. Had so much fun as a 5-9 year old here. Really relaxing place. Wish they had goals up for when South Parks closes them but I don’t mind it.