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Local open spaces

Information on local open spaces including greens and fields.

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Abbey Green

Abbey Green is an area of parkland next to Barking town centre.

Abbey Green Town Quay

Abbey Green is an area of parkland next to Barking town centre.

Barking Abbey Ruins

Barking Abbey Ruins are part of the larger area of parkland that is now called Abbey Green.

Barking Park

Public park in Barking with various activities including skate park, splash park and sports courts.

Beam Parklands

Country park in Dagenham with rivers, ponds and marshes.

Castle Green Park

Skate park in Dagenham

Central Park

Park and gardens in Dagenham featuring a playground, sports field and courts.

Crowlands Golf Centre and Wantz Lake

Golf club in Dagenham

Eastbrookend Country Park

Country park in Dagenham

Essex Road Gardens

Essex Road Gardens is a small fenced open space near Barking Town Centre.

Goresbrook Park

Park and garden in Dagenham that includes a children's play area and skatepark.

Goresbrook Sports Ground

Sports ground in Dagenham

Greatfields Parks

Park in Barking with children's play area and tennis courts.

Heath Park Open Space

Open space good for jogging, dog walking and also has a children's playground.

King George’s Field

King George’s Field is a small enclosed grass area created as part of a request of King George V.

Kingston Hill Recreation Ground

Park and Garden in Dagenham

Marks Gate Open Space (Tantony Green)

Also known as Tantony Green, Marks Gate Open Space is a small green with a medium-sized play area, a meeting shelter and basketball court.

Mayesbrook Park

Park and garden in Dagenham with a nature reserve, children's play area and sports pitches.

Millennium Green

Millennium Green is an open space in Dagenham.

Newlands Park

Small park and garden in Barking