The park features a 400-meter cycle track designed specifically for young cyclists to practice safely.
The Moselle River, which runs through the park, was buried in a concrete culvert for decades before being daylighted in 2012.
The park contains a community-managed orchard featuring heritage apple and pear trees.
The Lordship Hub is a community-owned and operated building that functions as an environmentally sustainable base for local activities.
The site includes a dedicated mountain bike track integrated into the natural landscape.
Lordship Recreation Ground is a 20-hectare public park in Tottenham that is notably managed by a community-led partnership between residents and the local council. The site features a restored river, the Moselle, which was previously culverted and has since been daylighted to improve local biodiversity. It includes a dedicated model traffic area for children to learn road safety through cycling. The park serves as a hub for local environmental initiatives, including community allotments and orchards. Its ecosystem supports various species through the inclusion of a butterfly garden and meadow areas. The park grounds also feature the Hub, a sustainable community building powered by solar energy and equipped with a café.
The wooden bridge overlooking the daylighted section of the Moselle River.
Check the community website before visiting to see if local festivals or environmental workshops are scheduled.
Bring weather-appropriate clothing as the park is largely exposed and lacks extensive forest canopy cover.
Do not wander into the active allotment areas without invitation, as these are privately tended by local community members.
The Hub and public facilities may have reduced operating capacity during public bank holidays.
Keep dogs under control, especially in designated play and wildlife areas, and follow 'Leave No Trace' principles.
