Is the Olympic Park free to enter?

Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park is free to visit every day of the week – and at 560 acres, there’s always something new to explore. Come along and experience sports, events and iconic venues – or just relax in our beautiful parklands and cafes.

Where do you park to go to the Olympic Park?

The Park is a public transport destination, and there are no car parks for general visits to the Park. Blue Badge parking spaces are available at the Copper Box Arena and the London Aquatics Centre. During the lockdown period, the only Blue Badge parking area available is at the Copper Box Arena.

Can you walk from Westfield to the Olympic Park?

You can’t walk around the Olympic park but you do get a good view from John Lewis once inside the shopping centre.

How to get to Olympic National Park by car?

Several coastal areas within Olympic National Park, as well as the town of Forks, can be reached in less than one hour by car from the Hoh. Before you come, make sure to visit the Getting Around page for mileages to different park destinations.

Is the Olympic National Park open all year?

Olympic National Park is open 24 hours a day year-round, although some roads, campgrounds and facilities are open seasonally. Summers tend to be fair and warm, with high temperatures between 65 and 75 degrees F. July, August and September are the driest months, with heavier precipitation during the rest of the year.

Why do people go to Olympic National Park?

People often visit national parks to see wildlife in their natural habitat. Whether it is nuzzling, playing, chirping or feeding together, the Olympic marmot is quite possibly one of the most social and gregarious mammals in the park and a thrilling sight for nature lovers.

When to visit Olympic Park in Park City?

Visiting Olympic Park is a must when visiting Park City. My wife and I went while celebrating our 10 year anniversary and it was hands down the most fun activity that we did during our stay. We purchased the gold pass and chose the morning session to beat the heat during the summer.