Summer party venues in South West London

Brixton, Stockwell and Oval

Lost In Brixton sits in a corner of Brixton Village, with two bars and Cuban-inspired murals, for up to 600 guests. The Beach at Brixton Jamm has sand, heated booths and a retractable roof for 250, and its Courtyard takes 300. The Duke of Edinburgh garden has two outdoor bars and covered, heated areas for 500. At the Kia Oval, the covered Corinthian Roof Terrace looks over the pitch (600) and Sylvester's Bar opens onto a balcony (500). Vauxhall Food & Beer Garden, under the railway arches, takes up to 800.

Battersea and Clapham

Evolution Battersea Park is the largest space here, for up to 3,000. Lost Society has an art deco interior and a garden for 120. For smaller groups, The Lighthouse takes 100 and Vagabond Clapham, a 5-minute walk from Clapham Junction, has a garden for 50.

Balham and Tooting

The Exhibit Secret Garden in Balham has a covered perspex roof and takes 100. In Tooting, The Corin Rooftop takes up to 200.

Fulham, Putney and West Brompton

The Hurlingham Club has 42 acres of grounds with a view of the Thames, for up to 1,200. Neverland is a riverside sandy beach (500), and Sands End offers its terrace in Fulham's South Park (500). The Prince is a woodland-style garden for up to 750, and The Chelsea Lodge Terrace and The Lillie Yard each suit 40.

Getting there

Brixton is the nearest station for three of these spaces, and Oval, Stockwell, Battersea Park, Clapham Junction, Balham, Tooting Broadway and West Brompton for two each. Brixton and Stockwell are on the Victoria line, Oval, Balham and Tooting Broadway on the Northern line. As the venues are spread out, check how your team will travel from the office before choosing. For venues closer in, see Kensington & Chelsea and South Bank & Waterloo.