Getting to the Park
British Rail
Battersea Park Station
Exit Station to right along Battersea Park Road, walk 50m to traffic lights.
Right into Queenstown Road, walk 150m, Park is on the left.
Queenstown Road Station
Exit Station to right along Queenstown Road, walk 300m, Park is on the left.
Victoria Station
Get a train to Battersea Park station, or catch a 44 bus.
Tube
Sloane Square, then
take a short taxi ride,
or walk 1km south, via Lower Sloane Street and Chelsea Bridge Road,
or take a 137 or 452 bus.
Bus
These buses pass by or near the Park: 19, 44, 49, 137, 156, 239, 319, 344, 345, 452
Try the Transport for London Journey Planner ... 
Driving
The Park is on the south side of the Thames, between Albert Bridge and Chelsea Bridge.
There are a number of Car Parks in the Park, all pay and display.
The roads around the park are generally residents only or pay and display.
When you get there, here is a map
If you have a Sat Nav system that works from postcodes try SW11 4NJ.
Albert Bridge Closing
On Monday 15th February the Kensington and Chelsea Council are closing Albert Bridge to motor traffic for major refurbishment. The work is expected to take 18 months, but Park users will still be able to walk across. more...
Sign for All Seasons
Within the frozen Park today,
A ”caution” sign was half-witted.
Warning of ice was quite OK.
Why “No BBQs permitted”?
Please those on duty another day,
Before warnings are transmitted,
By signs or any other way,
Use words that are better fitted.
Philip Wright, January 2010
I have a sign to warn of ice
Because to fall would not be nice
Oh where to put it, what to do
Oh here's a sign, No BBQ
On which I'll mount it, by the gate
Not centred, quite deliberate.
It may bemuse, it may well rile?
I hope, at least, it made you smile.
replies Jerry Birtles, Park Manager
Popular with Photographers
The Park is always popular with photographers and websites are popping up where their work can be seen, such Flickr...