Parkfield

Parkfield is located just off the High Street in Potters Bar and has a variety of features including a Japanese Garden, lake and wildlflower meadows.  Parkfield has received the prestigious Green Flag Award since 2009.

Pictured are representatives from the Friends, councillors and John O'Conner with the Green Flag Award

Parkfield is is a natural open space and parts of it are managed as traditional hay meadow.

A Roman Kiln was discovered in the park in the 1950s and an archaeological survey was carried out with local schools in 2002.  An information panel with all the facts can be found close to the site.

There are five entrances into the park from the High Street, The Walk, Byng Drive, Billy Lows Lane and Richmond Court.

Wooden sculpture in Parkfield

Summary of facilities:

• Japanese garden
• Lake
• Pond
• Wildflower meadow
• Open grassland
• Wooden sculpture
• Woodland and mature trees
• Picnic area
• Bins and seating
• Green Flag Award winner since 2009.  For further details click here
• Tree Trail leaflet.  For further details see Oakmere Park page

 For further details on Parkfield please contact Aaron Niblett on 0800 731 1810 (office hours).