Birdwatchers by the side of a pond
The Regent's Park & Primrose Hill

Access & communities

We want everyone to experience and enjoy the magic of the Royal Parks.  
 

We offer opportunities for local groups, charities and organisations to gain access, connect and learn about nature, heritage and wellbeing.  

Whether a wellbeing walk, growing food in our allotments or nature play in the parks, community connections and experiences can have a huge impact for both people and the Royal Parks.

Help Nature Thrive is our project to make the parks more resilient to the climate and biodiversity emergency, funded by the People’s Postcode Lottery, working through park interventions, research and engagement. We work with local community groups based around the Royal Parks to engage them with the nature we have within our green spaces.

The Play in the Park project offers a free play programme of fun, creative activities and events inspired by the Royal Parks’ wildlife and open spaces. The project is currently focused on Kensington Gardens, The Regent’s Park and Greenwich Park. Learn more about the project and how to get involved here.

Get involved

If you’d like to visit the Royal Parks with your community group or charity, would like to participate in our programmes, or have an idea for a community project, please get in touch with our Access and Engagement team on community@royalparks.org.uk.

It's thanks to people like you!

Your generous support helps future generations discover the joy and importance of the natural world.

  • Children enjoying an activity during Play in the Park in Greenwich Park

    Play in the Park

    Play in the Park - a free play programme of fun, creative activities and events.

  • Plants for communities

    Plants for communities

    Our initiative seeks to ensure that this opportunity reaches the people who will benefit from them the most.