Kilburn Tree Walk

Join Camden Council's Parks Team for a guided walk through Kilburn Grange Park to discover the trees growing on your doorstep.

We'll learn how to identify different tree species and discover the important role they play in supporting wildlife in our urban environment.

You don't need to be a nature enthusiast or know anything about trees to join us. Whether you're interested in learning something new, getting outdoors, or meeting others, everyone is welcome.

Event details

• Date: Tuesday 24 November 2026
• Time: 1:00pm–2:00pm
• Location: Kilburn Grange Park, NW6 2JL
• Meeting point: By the Multi-Use Games Area (MUGA) within the park.
• Facilities: There are no public toilets within the gardens. Public toilet facilities are available nearby on Kilburn High Road.
• How to get there: The nearest stations are Brondesbury (London Overground, Mildmay line) ~ 6 minutes' walk, and Kilburn (Jubilee line), ~ 9 minutes' walk. Bus routes 16, 32, 98, 189 and 316 serve the surrounding area.
  

The walk will take place at a gentle pace, with regular stops to look at and learn about the trees, following a wheelchair-accessible route.

All ages and groups are welcome! Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Dogs are welcome but must be kept on leads throughout the walk.

Please note that the walk is weather dependent. If the event needs to be cancelled due to adverse weather conditions, all registered attendees will be notified by email as soon as possible.

We look forward to welcoming you and exploring the wonderful world of trees together!
This event is part of National Tree Week (21–29 November 2026), which marks the start of the annual tree planting season.

This year's theme, 'Trees Near You', celebrates the trees we encounter in our everyday lives, from those lining our streets and growing in parks to those in school grounds and community spaces.

These trees provide vital habitats for wildlife, support our wellbeing and help make our neighbourhoods healthier and greener. National Tree Week is an opportunity to discover, appreciate and care for the trees right on our doorstep.