Displaying 1 - 14 of 14 Abbey Green 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. 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. 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. Millennium Green Millennium Green is an open space in Dagenham. Padnall Open Space Open space with lake, orchard and wildlife area. Quaker Gardens Quaker Gardens is an open space in Barking. Scrattons Farm Eco-Park The eco park is an oasis where flora and fauna can flourish and local residents can go to relax and enjoy. Scrattons Park A natural site to the east of the Scrattons Social Club. There is a playground and a small field. St Margaret's Churchyard St Margaret's Churchyard is an open space in Barking. St Peter and St Paul’s Churchyard St Peter and St Paul’s Churchyard is a unique green space within the borough. It is only a couple acres in size and was closed to new burials in the 1990s. Since which it has been managed as a nature reserve. The Leys The Leys consists of sports pitches near Ballards Road and country park to its east. Victoria Gardens Victoria Gardens is an open space in Barking.
Barking Abbey Ruins Barking Abbey Ruins are part of the larger area of parkland that is now called Abbey Green.
King George’s Field King George’s Field is a small enclosed grass area created as part of a request of King George V.
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.
Scrattons Farm Eco-Park The eco park is an oasis where flora and fauna can flourish and local residents can go to relax and enjoy.
Scrattons Park A natural site to the east of the Scrattons Social Club. There is a playground and a small field.
St Peter and St Paul’s Churchyard St Peter and St Paul’s Churchyard is a unique green space within the borough. It is only a couple acres in size and was closed to new burials in the 1990s. Since which it has been managed as a nature reserve.
