Whitewebbs Park
This pretty country park in Enfield has some nice footpaths to follow around the parkland and woodland. Other features include an ornamental pond, small lakes and the Cuffley Brook which runs through the southern part of the park.
You can park at the car park at Whitewebbs Road at the northern end of the park to start your walk. From here it's a short stroll to the large pond where there are picnic tables. Just beyond there is Whitewebbs House where there is a nice cafe. Other paths then lead towards the lake in the south western corner and through Whitewebbs Wood before returning to the car park.
It's easy to extend your walk if you have time. The London Loop runs right through the park so you can pick this up and head to Clay Hill where you can enjoy a stroll along the Turkey Brook to Enfield Wash. Keep heading east and you will soon reach Lee Valley Park where you can enjoy a waterside stroll along King George's Reservoir.
Heading west along the London Loop will soon bring you to Trent Country Park. Here you'll find 413 acres of rolling meadows, brooks, lakes and ancient woodland to explore on foot or by bike.
Postcode
EN2 9JW - Please note: Postcode may be approximate for some rural locationsWhitewebbs Park Ordnance Survey Map 
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Further Information and Other Local Ideas
The Enfield Walk starts from the nearby town. It visits the park before heading to the historic Forty Hall and the New River Path where you can enjoy a waterside stroll along the man made river.
For more walking ideas in the area see the London Walks page.
Cycle Routes and Walking Routes Nearby
Photos
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The peaceful woodland in the park.
Bench and footpath signs in the park. The park lies within the "Green Belt" in the north of Enfield. The park is 196 acres and consists of formal parkland, large areas of woodland, an 18th Century house and a golf course.
The lake in Whitewebbs Park is home to many wildfowl.
Looking across the car park towards Whitewebbs House, which is currently a Toby Carvery.
Oak tree and fields. Looking across the buttercup covered field towards a large oak tree as seen from Flash Lane.
Looking across the carpet of celandines just north of the lake.