Bishop’s Park

I love this park. Great for running along the water and it has multiple activity areas including skateboarding, lawn bowling, basketball and a field.
Not to mention the beautiful scenic areas of blooming trees, weeping willows, fountains, and statues. It’s like you stepped back into a palace courtyard.
Grab a coffee at the café near by and take a stroll!

Such a beautiful park! Abutting Fulham Palace, there’s something for everyone at Bishop’s Park: playgrounds, a skate space, sports pitches, gardens — all sorts! It has a lovely old feel to it while still having modern amenities. Just gorgeous to watch across the river to all the rowing clubs at Putney, too!

Nice little park by the river, good place to let the dog off the lead for a run on the sports field.
Can get crowded in Summer and when there are events on such as the Boat Race or Football at Craven Cottage next door.
Has recently undergone major redevelopment of the playground areas, which alas are off limits to the dog.

A fine place to take a stroll starting at the north side of putney bridge and the church that book ends the bridge. You have the interesting Spanish civil war memorial and the picturesque path by the Thames. Additionally Bishops palace is a great little place to have an explore and nose around. This is certainly more of a something to do park than its closest rival Wandsworth park to the south of the river.

In between the parks and the Thames are two footpaths separated by a line of plane trees that seem to grow differently to the other plane trees in London. These trees seem ‘squat’, broader and wider spreading. Is there a reason for this? The park is a real treat. The range of spaces that have been created by thoughtful design that has retained the mysterious history that the park evokes are human, functional and comforting.

Good location along the Thames. Newly upgraded playground is nice but can get busy when the two nearby schools let out.

Really nice park in a great part of London. I had lunch outside with my wife a really delicious café. Such a nice place for a bite when the weather permits. Also the grounds are really beautiful. Location is good because it runs right along the Thames.

Neben dem Bishop Park befindet sich das Stadium des FC Fulham (ältester Club von London), dass Stadium ist unmittelbar neben der Themse. Fussball in London ist dort noch zu finanzieren. Tickets sind leicht und zu bestellen. auf
wird der Bestellvorgang gezeigt. Das Stadium des Fc Chelsea befindet sich nur 2 Kilometer entfernt. Also auf zum Bishop Park und gleich zwei Stadiums besichtigen

This is a delightful spot — quite unexpected as it can’t really be seen from the road. It surrounds the grounds of Fulham Palace, one of the mediaeval summer retreats of the Bishops of London.
The park itself was opened by the London County Council in 1893, on land given by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners. It is listed at Grade II on english Heritage’s Register of Parks and Gardens of Special Historic Interest.
At the Putney Bridge end, adjacent to All Saints church (also worth a look) are Pryors Bank gardens, which contain a small café. The park then runs along the north bank of the River Thames, essentially as a broad green avenue with an embankment walkway along the river, before splitting into two arms: one follows the river and has lakes and formal planted beds, whereas the other, along Bishop’s Park Road, contains tennis courts and bowling greens, with another small park area fronting Fulham Palace Road.
It also contains the Bishop’s Park Moat Trail, which follows the line of the mediaeval moat of Fulham Palace. Alas, this was filled in, between 1921 and 1924. It is said to have been the largest mediaeval moat in the UK, and parts of it may even have dated back to Neolithic times.
As others have said, it’s a great place for recreation, and a busy thoroughfare with lots of cyclists using its dedicated cycle paths. It’s very popular during the Boat Race, due to the great views along the river, but it’s nice to stroll on any sunny day.
There are plans to revamp the park, restoring a number of Victorian features, Fulham Beach and the pitch and putt course.

This is a great park, it has a walk along the embankment, a large but shallow paddling pool for children, next door to an equally big sand pit. There are also two different childrens parks, an enclosed area for dogs to run around in, cycle paths around the whole path and also a basketball pitch within a concrete circle which also provides seats for spectators. Often roller-​hockey is also played here and there is also a fireworks display in novenmer (Guy Fawkes). It is quite a large park but you could walk from the two furthest distances in around 30 minutes or less depending on how fast your walking. There are also loads of green areas for a bit of footie! Overall it’s a great park, which looks beautiful in summer and mysterious and intriuging on winter. I definately recommend it!

This is possibly one of the best parks EVER!
It has:
A riverside walk
Football and Rugby pitches
a lake area
Children’s playground x 2
beach, boats and paddle area
Café
Bird cages
Dog exercise area
A nearby Palace to visit
Garden Centre
Tennis Courts
Cycle lanes
Bowling Club and it forms the walk from Putney Bridge tube to Fulham FC, one of the nicest, atmospheric walks to football in Britian!
Did I leave anything out?