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Queen's Park Kilburn

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Off-lead rules

On-lead required

Official land or licensing authority
Providing a dog shall not be deemed to be under proper control in the Queens Park unless such dog be and continue to be led By a chain, leash or string

cityoflondon.gov.ukChecked 19 July 2026

This is the evidence for off-lead rules at Queen's Park Kilburn. It was read from cityoflondon.gov.uk on 19 July 2026.

A dog is not deemed to be under proper control in Queen's Park unless it is led by a chain, leash or string.

On-lead areas: Dogs must be on a lead at all times. Greyhounds, whippets or dogs cross-bred from them must be effectively muzzled. Dogs may not enter any ornamental water, and may not enter any enclosure or playground set aside exclusively for children.

The walk itself

Start point
Kingswood Avenue entrance
Nearest station
Queen's Park
Terrain
Victorian formal park
Surface
surfaced paths
Accessibility
level surfaced paths
Mud
low
How quiet
medium
Suits a reactive dog
good
Water access
No
Swimming allowed
No
Livestock
No
Wildlife
low
Stiles
Not stated
Gates
Yes
Lighting
Not stated
Toilets
Not stated
Waste bins
Not stated
Parking
Not stated
Café on site
Not stated

“Not stated” means our source did not cover it. We leave gaps rather than fill them.

Notes

IMPORTANT: this is a genuine on-lead park under byelaw, unlike most City of London green spaces. Good for reactive dogs, useless for a run. The byelaws also require greyhounds and whippets to be muzzled. Facilities not verified. Coordinate from Wikipedia (the Queen's Park district article) - treat as approximate.

Where to eat afterwards

Verified dog-friendly venues within about two kilometres, closest first. Straight-line distance, not walking distance.

Rules changed?

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