Barnet · managed by City of London Corporation
Golders Hill Park and the Hill Garden
circular · easy
Off-lead rules
On-lead required
Formal landscapes, such as Golders Hill Park, and other sensitive locations, such as sports pitches, require dogs to be on lead at all times.
democracy.cityoflondon.gov.ukChecked 19 July 2026
This is the evidence for off-lead rules at Golders Hill Park and the Hill Garden. It was read from democracy.cityoflondon.gov.uk on 19 July 2026.Golders Hill Park is named by the City of London Corporation as a formal landscape where dogs must be on lead at all times.
On-lead areas: Dogs must be on lead at all times throughout the park. Dogs are excluded from playgrounds and fenced nature conservation areas.
The walk itself
- Start point
- North End Road entrance
- Nearest station
- Golders Green
- Terrain
- formal park, walled garden, pergola
- Surface
- surfaced paths
- Accessibility
- mostly level surfaced paths
- Mud
- low
- How quiet
- medium
- Suits a reactive dog
- good
- Water access
- No
- Swimming allowed
- No
- Livestock
- No
- Wildlife
- medium
- Stiles
- Not stated
- Gates
- Yes
- Lighting
- Not stated
- Toilets
- Yes
- Waste bins
- Not stated
- Parking
- Yes
- Café on site
- Yes
“Not stated” means our source did not cover it. We leave gaps rather than fill them.
Notes
Managed as part of Hampstead Heath. The on-lead requirement makes this a good option for reactive or poorly recalled dogs. Golders Green on the Northern line is a 14-minute walk. Car park has eight bays for Blue Badge holders only, open 7.30am to dusk Monday to Friday excluding Bank Holidays. Three accessible toilets; Golders Hill Park Cafe; children's playground and a zoo/animal enclosure. Coordinates not recorded - the Wikipedia lookup returned none.
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