Hurlingham Park

Hurlingham Park Events

Hurlingham Park hosts Rugby 🏉, Athletics 🏃, Football Soccer ⚽ & Equestrian 🏇 events.

Hurlingham Park Travel & Parking

🏟️ Address: Hurlingham Park, 17 Broomhouse Lane, London, SW6 3DP, United Kingdom Directions in Google Maps

As Hurlingham Park is in a busy residential area of London, driving to the venue is not advised. Visitors are encouraged to utilise public transport such as London Underground services or even take a taxi to arrive.

Below you can find general information on travel and parking for Hurlingham Park. Individual events may have additional/restricted services available, and so we recommend clicking through to the event and viewing the Travel & Parking tab for event-specific information.

🅿️ Parking

There is no parking available at Hurlingham Park or Club and much of the surrounding area is resident parking only. Visitors are advised to utilise public transport. Please contact the LBHF Events Team on 0845 337 0314 or email polointhepark@lbhf.gov.uk for more details.

🚖️ Taxi

There is a taxi rank located on Hurlingham Road just outside the north entrance to the park.

🚍 Coach & Bus

Hurlingham Park can be reached on public bus routes 14, 22, 39, 74, 85, 93, 220, 265, 270, 378, 424, 430, N22, N33, N72, and N74. Get off at Putney Bridge Station Gonville Street stop, which is 600 m (7 min) walk to Hurlingham Park.

🚆 Train

Train is a popular way to reach Hurlingham Park because of its connections with multiple lines:

Underground District line – Putney Bridge station · 550 m (7 min) walk
Underground District line – Parsons Green station · 750 m (9 min) walk
Main line rail – Wandsworth Town station · 2.1 km (25 min) walk

Hurlingham Park Hotels & Accommodation

Accommodation in London can be on the pricey side. However, this huge city has plenty of options available from hostels to luxury hotels and, combined with its sprawling transport network, there are places to stay for all budgets and tastes.

📍 Where To Stay

The most central areas of London include Mayfair, Marylebone, Soho, Covent Garden, and Fitzrovia; all will put you in good stead to easily access the city’s biggest tourist attractions and nightlife. However, this convenience comes at a cost and hotel prices will be some of the most expensive in the city.

Bordering to the west is Kensington & Chelsea. This elegant, family-friendly area is also near to a number of top tourist attractions and has good access to the city centre, as well as a bustling restaurant scene. As one of the most high-end areas of London, it is also one of the most expensive to stay.

To the east of the centre, you will find areas like Farringdon and Bank; and to the south are Waterloo and London Bridge. These areas are slightly more affordable and, as well as having their own things to do, still provide excellent and easy access to the city's highlights.

If you’re keen to be close to the biggest nightlife, Soho is a popular, but the edgier Camden, Shoreditch, and Angel are also great choices and have more affordable accommodation options.

Historical, maritime Greenwich in south-east London offers a more peaceful backdrop than central locations, making it good for families, and is about 25 minutes by train from the city centre.

There are many more great areas to stay in London and, as an expensive city, budget will often be a determining factor. Our best advice is to find accommodation near to a good underground stop or bus route to make moving around this vast city as easy as possible.

About Hurlingham Park

Hurlingham Park is an open-air public park area used for sports and recreation and located in Fulham in London, United Kingdom.

With an inaugural track meeting held in September 1954, the park was then opened to the public. Since then, the area has hosted sporting events for football, athletics, and rugby and it is the home of Hammersmith and Fulham Rugby Football Club. The park had permanent seating until 2002 when the stands were taken down, but temporary seating is put in place for events such as the world-class equestrian event, Chestertons Polo in the Park. Hurlingham has strong links to polo with the UK's governing body of the sport being the Hurlingham Polo Association (HPA).