Obama Burgers - Kingston upon Thames

One of the best places to visit in Richmond and London, you can walk for hours and discover the natural beauty in the capital of Britain. You'll be amazed by the panoramic views and the variety of birds and wildlife that call this area home. It's truly an incredible place to explore.

I was completely amazed by Richmond Park, particularly the Isabella Plantation! It is absolutely beautiful and dog-friendly, with areas that are securely fenced so dogs can roam freely while still on their leashes. Plus, there is plenty of free parking available.

I was truly impressed by the size and variety of things to see in this park. Although I had driven through it before, I had never taken the time to research it. There are several distinct areas with extensive trails. The park is well-maintained and offers a lovely setting for a day outdoors. However, it can get quite crowded on weekends.

Richmond park is by far my favorite park in london! due to the size of it every time I visit, I see different parts of it and various packs of brain. every season is a good season to go there and it is dog cycle friendly! there are not many places to drink in the park, so make sure they bring their own.

Nice little surprise within the London city limits. Big park that is nice for a walk and very busy with recreational cyclist, and a lot more raw/less commercialised than Hyde Park. Deer roam the park freely, minus 1 point allowing cars through it.