Parks in Barnet, London

Parks and green spaces.

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1. Stephens House & Gardens
17 East End Road, N3 3QE, Barnet

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2. Claremont Park
Claremont Way, NW2 1AJ, Barnet

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3. Colindale Park
NW9 6SR, Barnet

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4. Copthall Playing Fields
off Champions Way, Page Street, NW4 1PS, Barnet

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5. Oak Hill Wood Nature Reserve
8QQ, Oakwood Parade, EN4 8PZ, Barnet

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