Evergreen Play Association Adventure Playground Ltd
📍 London, Greater London
Free supervised outdoor adventure playground on nearly an acre in Hackney for ages 5–15. Outdoor climbing nets, indoor soft play room, sports hall with table tennis and basketball, and a creative arts space.
🏆 Funzaroo Verdict
Best for children aged 5 to 15 who thrive with freedom, physical challenge, and unstructured play — particularly those who find conventional playgrounds under-stimulating. The inclusion support makes it an exceptional resource for families with children who have disabilities.
ℹ️ What to Know Before You Go
💬 What Families Are Saying
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G Reviews from Google
Selena Daly
6 years ago
“If your kids like to get dirty rough and tumble then this is the place for them. Truly believe allowing children to be free to explore without the constant influence to be sanitary super clean 🙄. I've been looking for a place like this for my children.. near me perfect. .. plus the stuff are absolutely GREAT!”
Julie Le Bon
3 years ago
“Brilliant playground!! It can be booked on Sundays and it is our go to place to organise our twins' birthday parties. Always a winner with children and parents alike. It is good to know that the booking fees go towards supporting the playground's mission to provide free and inclusive childcare all year long.”
Maryna K.
7 years ago
“This playground is tidy, not too big in its size but it is interesting and contains different play equipment. Parts of the Playground are created based on episodes of Star Wars. There is pingpong table and table football (with extra stuff to play indoors, in the main building).”
💬 What parents mention
Overview
Evergreen spans almost an acre in Hackney with outdoor climbing nets and adventure structures encouraging unstructured, hands-on play. Indoors, a soft play room, sports hall (table tennis, basketball), and creative arts space extend the offer regardless of weather. Staff are consistently highlighted by reviewers for attentiveness and inclusion support for children with disabilities. Entry is free.
