Abney Park in Stoke Newington, one of the ‘Magnificent Seven’ garden cemeteries of London, is a woodland memorial park and Local Nature Reserve, managed by the London Borough of Hackney.
There is free public access to the park throughout the year so everyone can come and enjoy this oasis of peace and greenery with a fascinating history. Take a guided walk, learn how to carve a spoon or chisel stone, discover why seemingly dead trees are cities for wildlife, experience the magic of Abney at one of our unique events, or get involved by volunteering.
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Visiting Abney Park
Address
Abney Park
215 Stoke Newington High Street
London N16 0LH
Opening Times
The park opens daily at 8am and closes at dusk - see park closing times for 2021. However, due to inclement weather Abney Park may be closed for public safety.
Parking
There is no parking at Abney Park at the moment.
Public Transport
By Bus
Buses 73, 393 and 476 stop near the Park's Stoke Newington Church Street entrance.
Buses 67, 76, 106, 149, 243, 276, 393 and 476 stop near the Stoke Newington High St entrance.
Rail
Stoke Newington Railway station is 200 metres from the Stoke Newington High St entrance.
Support Abney Park Trust
Abney Park remains open to the public and offers a precious space of urban peace and tranquility.
Exploring Abney
Heritage
Explore the history of Abney Park, it’s role as one of the ’Magnificent Seven’, the chapel, listed monuments and the cemetery's famous residents.
Nature
Learn about the unique urban wilderness at Abney Park, home to a fantastic range of trees, plants, fungi, birds, bugs and butterflies.
Grave Services
Find out about the services we run including grave searches, grave maintenance, new memorials and remembrance services.