Ice cream van hire in Dulwich

Dulwich feels unlike most of inner south London. Dulwich Village has white fingerposts, old houses and a quiet high street, and much of the land is still owned by the Dulwich Estate, which keeps the area green. Dulwich Picture Gallery, the oldest public art gallery in England, sits beside Dulwich College, and the famous toll gate on College Road still charges cars. East Dulwich, to the north east, has a busy shopping street along Lordship Lane.

With so many schools and families, Dulwich has a full calendar of summer fairs, sports days, birthday parties and garden gatherings. Dulwich Park and Belair Park are popular for picnics and community events. Our battery-powered vans suit the area well. There is no engine running while we serve, so no fumes over a school field or garden, and no noise on the quiet residential roads that make up so much of Dulwich.

Event spots in and around Dulwich

• Dulwich Park

  A large Victorian park with a boating lake and a café.

• Dulwich Picture Gallery

  England's oldest public art gallery, designed by Sir John Soane.

• Belair Park

  A park with a lake and a Georgian house used as a restaurant and event space.

• Sydenham Hill Wood

  Ancient woodland on the hill above Dulwich, run as a nature reserve.

Public spaces need the organiser to hold permission from the council or the site’s managers. We send the documents they usually ask for.