The Sharks @ Osterley
The Sharks operate family fun sessions using sit-on-top kayaks on the lake at Osterley Park in West London. This activity is suitable for all people over 5, although we recommend people under 8 are accompanied by an adult on the kayak.
Osterley Park is owned by the National Trust and is a superb at action with free to enter park lands as well as the house and gardens. There is onsite car parking, free to NT members, there is also some on road parking in Jersey Road and Osterley Park Lane
As well as kayaking there are other activities available in the Park, visit: www.nationaltrust.org.uk for more information.
Where are we?
Osterley Park
Jersey Road
Osterley
TW7 4RB
Get in touch
07951770241
osterley@thesharks.org.uk
http://www.thesharks.org.uk/osterley-park/
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Our reviews
(4.6)
12 days ago
A lovely place to visit and see what a home built for entertaining looks like. The staff are amazing and eager to share their knowledge of the history and detail of the home and pieces on display. It has the famous ...
Usman Khan
15 days ago
Lovely park to go for a walk picnic etc. They have toilets available. Great open green spaces, loads of trees, cafes, kiosk for snacks. Option to hire bikes. You have to pay for parking if not a member of National ...
Suzie Donnelly
a month ago
This is situated off a busy road from all sides. Parking is available but to members only it's free. There is usually on street parking outside the park on weekends and all other times extortionate prices. Excellent ...
Ketul Patel
a month ago
Beautiful mansion designed by Robert Adam (1728-1792), surrounded by a gorgeous garden. Adam remodeled an Elizabethan mansion for the Child family, a family of goldsmiths and bankers. Some scenes from Bridgerton were ...
Nils Paellmann
2 months ago
Nice views everywhere, good to visit in summer time, ideal spot for picnic, have car perking for 7 pounds, outside paid perking, bring friends & family is great to enjoy the moment with natural views.
Emran Hossain
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