Cuckoo Park

Cuckoo Park is a small public green space in the London Borough of Ealing that serves the surrounding residential streets. Paths cross a stretch of grass and connect a children's play area, benches and a compact pond where mallards and coots are often seen. Mature trees provide shade along the edges and a low iron fence marks the boundary, giving the park a contained, neighbourhood scale. Local planting beds are tended by volunteers at times through the year.

The park functions as a daily meeting point for dog walkers, parents with pushchairs and people taking short breaks from nearby homes. School groups use the open space for outdoor lessons and nearby residents bring picnics in warmer months. Occasional community clean-ups and informal games are held on the grass, while the pond is watched by people of all ages who feed the birds or follow the seasonal changes in waterfowl. The compact layout means most of the park is visible from the surrounding streets, which helps it stay active throughout the day.