Ravenscourt Park
Ravenscourt Park is a company based in London, England that specializes in athletic parks and sports facilities. They are known for their expertise in building and construction of basketball courts and other sports amenities. As a leading contractor in the industry, Ravenscourt Park is committed to providing high-quality services to their clients in the United Kingdom. They are dedicated to promoting sports and hobbies through their top-notch facilities and services.
Introduction to Ravenscourt Park
Ravenscourt Park is an athletic park located in London, England. The park has a rich history, having been opened in 1888 as a private estate before being purchased by the London County Council in 1953. The purpose of the park is to provide a space for local residents to engage in sports and hobbies, as well as to promote physical activity and healthy living. What makes Ravenscourt Park unique is its focus on promoting community engagement and building strong relationships between park-goers.Services & Products
The park offers a variety of services, including the use of their basketball court, which was constructed by professional basketball court contractors. Additionally, the park offers facilities for other sports and hobbies, such as soccer, tennis, and yoga. Customers can purchase day passes or annual memberships to access the park's facilities.Location
Ravenscourt Park is located on Paddenswick Rd in London. The area around the park is primarily residential, with a mix of Victorian and Edwardian homes. In the surrounding area, customers can expect to find a range of businesses, including cafes, restaurants, and independent shops. The park is easily accessible by public transportation, with the closest options being Ravenscourt Park Station (0.3 miles away), Hammersmith Station (0.5 miles away), and Goldhawk Road Station (0.5 miles away).Benefits
Customers should choose Ravenscourt Park because of its commitment to community engagement and promoting physical activity. The park offers a range of facilities, making it a great option for individuals or families looking to engage in sports and hobbies. Additionally, the park's location makes it easily accessible by public transportation, making it a convenient option for those living in the surrounding area.Good to Know
Customers should be aware that the park operates on a first-come, first-served basis, meaning that there may be waits for certain facilities during peak hours.Reviews
Customers of Ravenscourt Park have praised the park for its welcoming atmosphere and range of facilities. Many have noted that the park is well-maintained and offers a great space for individuals or families looking to engage in physical activity.Amenities
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indoor court -
outdoor court
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wooden floor
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scoreboard
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lighting
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seating
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fencing
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safety netting
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backboard
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hoop
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padding
FAQ
What is your experience in building basketball courts?
We have extensive experience in building basketball courts, and have completed numerous projects for schools, parks, and private clients. Our team of contractors are skilled in all aspects of court construction, from design to installation and maintenance.Do you offer customized court designs?
Yes, we offer customized court designs to suit the specific needs and preferences of our clients. We work closely with our clients to understand their requirements, and create a unique design that reflects their vision.What types of athletic fields and facilities do you offer at your park?
At Ravenscourt Park, we offer a wide range of athletic fields and facilities, including basketball courts, soccer fields, tennis courts, and more. We also have a playground and picnic area, making it a great destination for families.How do you ensure safety and security for athletes and spectators at your park?
We take the safety and security of our park users very seriously, and have implemented a range of measures to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone. This includes regular maintenance of our facilities, security cameras, and staff on site during peak times.Are there any regulations or guidelines for the use of the park, such as time limits or noise restrictions?
Yes, there are regulations and guidelines for the use of our park, which are in place to ensure the safety and enjoyment of all users. These include time limits for certain activities, noise restrictions, and rules around the use of equipment. We ask that all users familiarize themselves with these guidelines before using the park.Reviews
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Ahmad Waheed
Nice place to visit
01-01-1970
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Robert Lamb
What a great oasis of calm and space in Central West London
26-05-2023
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Da Real Ram
i awake to the smell of pine trees and horse droppings. before i lift my eye lids, i can tell i am on a wagon by the rough bumps of the unstable wheels. i open my eyes and see a person sitting opposite me with golden hair and one beside me. my head hurts. i raise my hand to tend to my bruise, or that’s what it feels like anyway, and i see that my hands are bound together by a clump of ropes. “it’s no use, you can’t escape.” says a voice. i raise my head and see the person infront of me looking at me. “you a bandit too?” he asks. “i’d assume your not, by the look of your common clothing.” the soldier in the front of the carriage interrupts us saying “it doesn’t matter if he’s a bandit or not, we found him and he’s joining us.” i have no idea what is happening. all i remember is setting up my camp and cooking my food. i never went to sleep, i never left the camp. these troops must’ve captured me, thought i was a bandit. i had my course set out before me, i had it, and it was taken from me. i could plead for freedom and safe passage to Kensington Palace in London, but i doubt that will work. the nearest town from here is Catterick, not too far but still a fair distance. “there, that’s Portstown. a small town, great towers and forts left by the Romans. they have an impenetrable jail house.” as the wagon draws nearer, the gates open. the man beside me finally speaks, “i have dedicated my life to this clan, and i am willing to die for it.” he turns and looks to me “i’m sorry you’ve been drawn into this, time grows short.” i fear that i won’t be placed into a cell and have a chance to beg for freedom, but rather be executed on arrival. as the wagon rides past the gates, we turn right and see three other wagons lined up. beside them, an execution block. finally, we stop. “out we get lads, you bandits have rejected society and embraced nature. now you are trapped, surrounded by society and will become one with nature.” we all step out, as we have no choice. as my feet touch the ground, i can finally stretch them out, like arriving at your destination after a long ride to your holiday. i turn my head and see the executioner step out of a tower with a great axe, as tall as him. the general steps out behind him, wearing the fur of a bear and pearl white plate armour. “you bandits and rebels have been terrorising our poor county for years on end. we have caught the remaining lot of you and will put you down for good.” he points at the man beside me, the one i sat opposite and says “ you there, step towards the block.” he walks over calmly, not a sign of fear in his eyes. “like a cornered bear” he says whilst kneeling down on the block, “we are most fierce when we have no escape. we are most brave of all.” he rests his head onto the block above the basket. the executioner raised his axe and swiftly drops it to his neck. the head rolls into the basket and his blonde hair has lost its glow. no one shows any fear, aside from me. the general notices this and points at me. i am frozen in fear and two soldiers force me over the the block, i try to resist and try to explain but i am frozen solid; i am consumed by fear. my head falls onto the block and i stare down at the head in the basket. then look at the executioner raising his axe to behead me. “may your death benefit all life” i hear the general say as the axe falls. i try to escape but a soldier’s foot pushing against my back, preventing me from moving. i do not scream but i cry and sweat in the final seconds of my life. i feel a sharp impact for a second on my neck and then: nothing i no longer exist i cannot think i cannot see i cannot smell i cannot breathe i no longer fear i no longer exist i am nothing nothing
25-05-2023
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Omar said
25-05-2023
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Cara Waters
24-05-2023
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Nida khan
Dog-friendliness: Pet friendly
21-05-2023
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Okezuruonye Victor
21-05-2023
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victoria taylor
A beautiful park, where people and dogs a like share and enjoy the space together wonderfully. I love that they occasionally host events and free gatherings. A gorgeous spot in west London I am lucky enough to have on my doorstep!
21-05-2023
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Angela Boast
Beautiful, well maintained, no litter, community park, family friendly too.
21-05-2023
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Adela Kristine Stana
20-05-2023
