Love Parks Week returns from 26 July to 4 August 2024. The aim of Love Parks Week is to get as many people as possible out into the great outdoors to take advantage of their local park. A park is an excellent place to get some fresh air and boost your mental health, and you’ll also be doing your part to preserve your local park’s resources for future generations by making regular use of them.

Part of an annual celebration of urban trees (11-19 May 2024), this is a 90-minute walking tour of Wembley Park offering a root and branch explanation of some of the 1,130 new trees that have been planted since 2005.

The best places to see blossom in Wembley Park this spring.

urbantreefestival.org - The 2024 Festival will run from the 11-19 May 2024

treesforcities.org - The Women Behind the Trees

The Happier Outdoors Festival runs from 18 – 27 March this year, with events that people in most London boroughs can get involved with.

You've missed your opportunity to sign up for the March and May editions of the Wembley Park Walkabout, so please read on to find when the next tours are due to take place.

Strictly speaking, this is not quite inside the Wembley Park Estate, but it's too grand a tree not to look at on your way to visit all that Wembley Park has to offer.

Greentalk is a unique service to help residents and visitors connect with and explore Wembley Park's nature and green spaces, including trees, gardens and much more.

Find out about all the trees planted in Wembley Park over the past 20 year and explore the bio-diversity that they represent.