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Can you recommend toddler party venue with indoor and outdoor space other than Myatt's Fields?


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Are you just looking for a hall with outside access? East Dulwich community centre has a good space, dog kennel hill adventure playground hire out the space on Saturdays (the much of the play equipment not appropriate for toddlers but there's outside space for running around).

Good luck!

The former one o clock club in Crystal Palace park is brilliant for a toddler party - it's a nice big hall and a lovely garden jam packed with play stuff. You don't need any entertainment - we went to a party there where the magician was getting fed up because the kids just wanted to go play! It's completely secure and private too. I can't remember what it's called now but it should be fairly easy to find.


Or St Faiths on Red Post Hill is a nice big hall with s huge garden but works better for older kids as there is no play stuff there.

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