Leisure activities in and around the park

Things to see and do in and around the park

• Active Zone  at Wennington Green.  

  The new Mile End Active Zone is now open at Wennington Green.   New outdoor gym equipment has been installed for cardio, strengths and conditioning. The euqipment is suitable for all ages but children should be supervised while using the equipment.  A new multi use gym area (MUGA) has been laid with line markings and colour spray. This gym is provided by KOMPAN, who also have their own app for exercises and workouts.

• Ragged School Museum
  The Ragged School Museum is a unique and evocative location, retaining features from its various lives as canal sides warehouses, factories and, of course, a ragged schools for the poor.
  Visit the museum website for more information.

• Revolution Karting
  Revolution Karting in the East End is the only outdoor course in London and boasts 650 metres of track and has karts that reach a very nippy 50 mph.
  Visit the Revolution Karting website for more information.

• Mile End Climbing Wall
  The Mile End Climbing Wall is maintained by the registered charity 'DEVELOPMENT through CHALLENGE' - promoting personal development through challenging physical activity, especially to the young person. By climbing at our centre, our customers help us to offer opportunities for youth groups, vulnerable young people, groups with special educational needs, and more.
  Visit the Mile End Wall website for more information.

• Mile End Park Leisure Centre
  The venue is Tower Hamlets flagship Centre boasting a 130+ station state of the art gym with CV, resistance machines, and free-weight areas. It also offers an 8 lane 25m swimming pool and a teaching/family pool with a moveable floor. Furthermore, the external facilities consist of five and seven aside football pitches, tennis courts, hockey pitches, netball pitches and an athletics stadium with a spectator grandstand.
  Visit the Better website for more information

• Skate Park 
  Situated on Rhodeswell Road, adjacent to the railway arches, Mile End is a heavily street orientated skate park, although there is a small swimming pool style bowl and wooden mini ramp indoors. It has several ledges spread out around the park, lots of flat land areas, manual pads and a nice hip with a ledge on top. It’s very much a good park to train your street skills up. There is also a small skate shop selling hardware and drinks, then a small indoor section with a couple of mini ramps and a big flat bank.

• Urban Adventure Base
  The Urban Adventure Base is host to a range of exciting clubs offering the Duke of Edinburgh's Award, canoeing, climbing, art and media projects, biking, skateboarding, cookery, Wii games, fitness gym and other fun stuff.