London Memory Walk

Date

05 October 2025

Starting location

Potters Field Park

Fundraising target

£160

The challenge

Share advice, laughter, and support at the London Memory Walk. And when you cross the finish line, celebrate with your medal, knowing you have walked for a world where dementia no longer devastates lives.

The meeting point and route

London Memory Walk will start and finish in the event site at Potters Field Park. Please note this area is on grass. Find us using the postcode SE1 2AA, alternatively enter punk.dish.basic into the What3Words App.

To make sure everyone's included, there are two routes to choose from on the day of Memory Walk.

A shorter 2km route, which is wheelchair accessible and suitable for all ages and abilities.

The longer 5km walk is a little more challenging, and will take you further along the Thames and around the city. This route is not suitable for pushchairs or wheelchairs due to the nature of the pathways.

Please note the route and distance is subject to change, and suitable footwear is recommended.

*The map above can be expanded for more detail. Simply click the box in the top right corner.
**Please note the route is subject to change.

Travel information

There is no dedicated event parking, but there are good public transport links. Potters Field Park is a 0.6km walk from London Bridge Underground and a 1.1km walk from Tower Hill Underground.

Please consider the most sustainable method of transport, or car share where possible.

By car

The closest car parking is at NCP London Bridge car park and Q-Park Tower Bridge car park. Both are a 10 minute walk from the event site at Potters Field Park.

By train

The closest train station is London Bridge. It is a 5 minute walk from the station to the event site at Potters Field Park.

By bus

There is extensive public transport such as underground and buses to get you to the event site. The closest tube stations are London Bridge and Tower Hill.

Facilities and accessibility

Dogs allowed
Toilets
Refreshments

The meeting point is on grass. The short route is on pavement and suitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs with assistance. There is no dedicated accessible parking.

Fundraising

Aim to raise £160, or as much as you can, so you can support more people affected by dementia now, and in the future.

Lots of tips and tricks are included in your fundraising pack you receive through the post, but you can get started now by checking out our fundraising page!