Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park

Q.E.O.P. London activities & attractions are amazing. Anytime is Quality time at the OP. Working eg. with the inclusive LLDC passionate team and volunteers @MLB London Series; a unique experience and learning journey. Always return to leisurely visit during lay overs *(560 acres to enjoy)!☘️💚
EssieBessie KTM - 3 weeks ago

More than a park, does not need to be called a park. It is a great touring place - you got to be the big slide for the London 2012 Olympics, the West Ham Stadium & many little areas. It could also be a place to try everything, like in the O2. Looking down the river, eating in small dining areas & outdoor gyms. The problem is, it does not seem that much of a park, depending with the name.
K GS - a month ago

Attended a 3 Day Christian Conference June 26-28th June 2026 organised by Crc churches. Renowned Pastors who preached God's Word impeccably Worship Singers and Band performances flawless and Spirit filled. Phenomenal experience I have no words. Received Fire 🔥Baptism of The Holy Spirit. This conference was a truly life changing experience. Can't wait until 2027 for the next one. Awesome event. Praise The Lord 🙌 Amen
Lolly - 3 weeks ago

Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park still feels almost too shiny for East London sometimes — like someone dropped a massive slice of futuristic parkland right between Stratford and Hackney Wick 🏟️✨ The ArcelorMittal Orbit looms over everything looking like a tangled bit of modern art, and yeah, you can actually slide down it now, which is every bit as ridiculous and brilliant as it sounds 🎢🌀 The park itself is way bigger than you think, so even when it’s heaving you can usually duck off to a quiet stretch of towpath or one of the wildflower meadows and actually breathe 🌾🚶 It’s matured loads since 2012; back then it felt a bit like wandering around an architect’s model, but now there’s proper life here. Kids bombing about the Tumble Bay playground, cyclists threading through on the Lea Valley route, and people actually using the London Aquatics Centre for a casual swim instead of just gawping at it 🏊‍♀️🚲 The wetlands and riverside gardens are genuinely lovely too, especially on a hazy summer evening when the light hits that crazy red sculpture and everything looks a bit cinematic 🌅🎬 Sure, it’s got its slightly corporate moments — everything a bit too clean, too planned, a bit “legacy project” — but there’s something ace about how it’s pulled this whole chunk of London into the light 🌿💡 You can wander from the stadium down through to Hackney Wick now, grab a pint by the canal, and feel like you’re in a proper connected bit of the city rather than some post-industrial no-man’s-land 🍺🏘️ It’s not perfect, but it’s got space, energy, and more than enough going on that an afternoon disappears pretty quickly.
Entchen Drese - a month ago

Heart and soul of the eastern London. Lush green grounds, streams, stadium, playgrounds, jogging trails, walking paths, a lot is happening especially on the weekends. Spread over acres of land. Ideal outdoor environs for all age groups.
Poonam Chaudhry - a month ago