Oak Hill Park

Oak Hill Park is a public green space in East Barnet with tennis courts, sports fields, an outdoor fitness area, and multiple play areas. The different sections connect through walking paths that allow visitors to explore the full range of recreational facilities.

The land was owned by St Albans Abbey until 1536, when church properties were sold following a major shift in land ownership. Prominent families subsequently managed and shaped the estate before it eventually became a public park for the community.

The park serves as a gathering place where neighbors come together for weekly running clubs and local sports activities. People use the open areas to exercise, socialize, and participate in community life throughout the week.

The park can be entered from several points including Church Hill Road, Parkside Gardens, Daneland, and Vernon Crescent with bus stops nearby. Visitors will find it easy to locate an entrance close to where they are and can use public transport to arrive at the site.

The site contains descendants of oak trees that were originally used during medieval construction of St Albans Abbey. These old trees provide a living link to the location's long history, though many visitors pass by without noticing them.

Location: London Borough of Barnet

Operator: Barnet Council

GPS coordinates: 51.63780,-0.15490

Latest update: December 12, 2025 14:26