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Trent Country Park
A park in Enfield • Cockfosters Road, Enfield, EN4 0PS
Explore the park using the Waymarked Trails map, which can be downloaded or picked up in the park. It highlights historic and other features
Visit the newly restored wildlife pond on Limes Avenue and make friends with the ducks [no bread, please]
Meet friends at the cafe and take a gentle stroll or a long hike through the park's lovely fields and woods.
Support the Wildlife Rescue and Ambulance Service by visiting their petting zoo or cafe.
Learn about nature by reading the interpretation boards and see how many plants and animals you can see for yourself.
Find the geocaches hidden around our park 
Running, walking, biking. Whether you like to move slowly or quickly, there are miles of trails to explore and lovely sights to see!
Volunteer for the Friends group and help them to make the park even better!
Take a walk past the lakes to the Water Garden and enjoy this peaceful oasis.Features
- Historical features and landscaping
Animal/bird enclosure
Ornamental garden
Wild areas
Pond/lake
Treescape
Woodland
Wildflower meadow
Facilities
Dogs allowed in all greenspaces
Cycle paths
Fishing
Organised walking
Car parking
Park Cafe - indoor and outdoor seating
Operational toilet
Benches with backrests and sidearms
Litter bins
Information board
Natural play features
Opening Times: Trent Country Park is open every day of the year from 08:00 am Monday to Saturday and 08:30 am on Sunday. Closing Times vary according to seasons
Trent Country Park comprises 413-acres of varied woodlands, lakes, meadows and other habitats and a heritage landscape. It draws over a million visitors each year from nearby and all over North London and beyond. It is your countryside next door, where you can enjoy active exercise, relax in the cafe or explore the diverse habitats and experience some restorative time in nature. Parking is available near the three road entrances but the park is also easily accessible from Oakwood or Cockfosters Stations and by bus, bike or foot. A lot of historic, environmental and other information is available on the Friends of Trent Country Park website, where you can also download a map.
Trent Country Park
formed 2005Who you will find in Trent Country Park
Friends of Trent Country Park
Friends
Enfield Conservation Volunteers
Countryside maintenance
Wildlife Rescue & Ambulance Service
Wildlife rescue, petting zoo, playground and cafe
Trent Park Golf Course
Public golf course
Trent Park Equestrian Centre
Riding school
Southgate Hockey Centre
Hockey
Go Ape Trent Park
Aerial adventures
Treehouse Friends
Woodland kindergarten school
Trent Park Museum
World War Two museum [in preparation]
Age UK
Friday walking programme
Trent Park Running Club
Group runs for all ages and abilities
Froglife
Developing amphibian habitats
Thames21
Natural flood alleviation projects
Horse riding
Golf course
Waymarked walking paths
Nature trail
Best place to check for events in this park
Friends of Trent Country Park Facebook page
Caring
The organisation with legal responsibility for Trent Country Park is London Borough of Enfield.
Trent Country Park is managed and maintained by London Borough of Enfield.
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Friends of Trent Country Park
Formed 2005
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