Corams Fields

Coram's Fields is a special place for children where adults are allowed in only if accompanied by a child. Tucked away in the city centre it covers five acres and contains a park, playground and small menagerie. The name refers to Thomas Coram, the 18th century philanthropist who set up a Foundling Hospital on the site. The animal enclosure holds goats, sheep, pigs and rabbits. Children can splash happily in the paddling pool, swing on the climbing frame and play in the huge sandpit while adults chill out at the café. Come and visit this charming enclosure, where even the most active of children will be captivated by this wonderful adventure playground in the heart of the big smoke.

Coram's Fields is a unique seven acre playground and park for children living in or visiting London. It is open access, provides a calm, safe and stimulating environment where children can play freely and enjoy a varied programme of activities.

VISITORS INFORMATION

You can find Coram's Fields in the heart of London, close to the British Museum, Great Ormond Street Hospital, the Foundling Museum (a separate charity) and within reach of many central London children's attractions.

Opening times
 Open every day except Christmas and Boxing Day
    Summer: 9am - 7pm
    Winter: 9am - dusk

Address
 93 Guilford Street
 London
 WC1N 1DN
 
Transport Links By Rail:
 Euston, St Pancras and King's Cross (10 mins walk)

 Nearest tube:
 Russell Square (Piccadilly Line)

 Buses:
 59, 68, 91, 168, 188 (Russell Square)
 19, 38, 55, 243 (Theobald's Road)
 17, 45, 46 (Gray's Inn Road)