Crystal Palace

Facilities

• • Wi-Fi available*
• • Wash room / toilets
• • Baby changing and disabled facilities
• • Dish washing area
• • Laundry facilities
• • Pitches: grass, non-electric

*Please note Crystal Palace campsite provides FREE hotspot Wi-Fi to the pitch.

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Activities & experiences nearby

• Cycling

  Crystal Palace Park is not just for dinosaur hunters, there are plenty of pathways throughout the park to enjoy by bike.

• Walking

  The capital is home to lots of beautiful walking routes that are perfect to while the afternoon away whilst you sightsee, with loads of hidden gems right on the doorstep. Go on a fascinating amble from Crystal Palace to Nunhead cemetery, via Horniman Museum and Gardens. Or head on to the Capital Ring Walk from Crystal Palace to Streatham Common through lush forest greenery and with spectacular views of South London.
  
  

  Check out other walking routes here.

• Pubs and restaurants

  Dating back to the 13th century, Borough Market (next to London Bridge) is London’s oldest food market. With its abundance of tasty treats from global traders and street-food vendors, you can spend delicious hours wandering through the stalls. And of course no trip to central London would be complete without a stroll through the infamous China Town.
  
  

  Staying local, The Crystal Palace Food Market bills itself as a market first, restaurant second. Whatever time of day, it's always worth a visit serving all kinds of artisanal produce like bread, olives, charcuterie, flowers, jam and wine. Brown & Green is a little gem. Located by Crystal Palace station this is the place to brunch at the weekend. Grab a coffee and enjoy the laid-back atmosphere.

   

• Family Days Out

  Home to old palace ruins, Crystal Palace Park has over 30 extraordinary dinosaur statues built by the Victorians as well as a farm and a maze.
  
  

  Take the No.3 bus into central London and visit some of London iconic sights, like the Changing of the Guards at Buckingham Palace, taking an audio tour through the Houses of Parliament, venturing inside the ornate Victorian building of Tower Bridge to see the engine room of this working bridge or even being the eye-in-the-sky with a trip on the sweeping wheel of the London Eye.
  
  

  London is one of the few cities in the world where you can see a masterpiece for absolutely nothing at all. The National Gallery on Trafalgar Square is home to Van Gogh’s ‘Sunflowers’ as well as the entire, stunning collection of Western European paintings from the 13th Century. The Tate Modern, based on Bankside Power Station, hosts the works of Warhol, Matisse and Bourgeois, whilst the V&A Museum in South Kensington champions the very best of decorative art and design and has the world’s first all-porcelain courtyard.