Is Battersea zoo dog friendly?
Only Registered Assistance Dogs are allowed in the zoo. All dogs must wear their harness/uniform and be on a short lead where applicable. For the welfare of our Capuchin Monkeys dogs are not permitted to walk through our monkey area. Please ensure your dog does not upset other visitors or our animals.
What animals do they have at Battersea Zoo?
Mammals
- Asian Short-Clawed Otter. These otters, also known as Oriental Small-clawed Otters are the smallest species of otter in the world.
- Azara’s Agouti. Azara’s agoutis are rodents from the same family as Guinea pigs.
- Bolivian squirrel monkey.
- Brown capuchin.
- Chacoan Mara.
- Common Squirrel Monkey.
- Cotton-top Tamarin.
- Donkey.
Are there swings in Battersea Park?
The Toddler Play Area in Battersea Park Playground The wooden train is the most popular feature in the toddler play area. The big feature in this area is the wooden colourful (static) train , perfect for role playing. Here you’ll also find traditional play equipment like swings and slides.
What time does Battersea Park close in winter?
10.00am – 4.30pm
Temporary closure from 5pm Sunday 28th November to 10.00am Friday 11th February
| Spring/summer | 10.00am – 5.30pm |
|---|---|
| Autumn/winter | 10.00am – 4.30pm or dusk |
Is Battersea Park zoo in the congestion zone?
Travelling by car. If you are coming by car there are several “pay & display” car parks within the park, the closest one to the zoo entrance is located by Chelsea Gate. The zoo is not in the congestion zone.
How many playgrounds are in Battersea Park?
3 playgrounds
The Park contains 3 playgrounds to suit all activity levels: At the southwest end – next to Putt in the Park and Go Ape – are situated the children’s playground and a state-of-the-art adventure playground.
Is Battersea Park Zoo in the congestion zone?
Is there free parking in Battersea Park?
All car parks are pay and display Monday to Sunday (including Bank Holidays). For further information on car parking in Battersea Park, please call Wandsworth Council on 0208 871 6000. Coach parking. A permit is required to park any coach in Battersea Park.
Is Battersea a rich area?
Today Battersea is a relatively affluent neighbourhood with wine bars and many independent and unique shops – Northcote Road once being voted London’s second favourite shopping street.
Why is it called Battersea?
The name ‘Battersea’, which in medieval times was known as Batricheseie, Batricesege etc, probably refers to the gravel ‘island’ by the Thames where the church, manor house and main arable field was found.
