Enfield Library

The library sits right in the heart of Enfield, a proper community hub that goes well beyond the standard shelves-and-silence stereotype. You'll find a solid collection of books, DVDs, and digital resources, plus free Wi-Fi and computers if you need them - handy if you're based at one of the nearby caravan parks like Lee Valley Camping and Caravan Park in Edmonton or Theobalds Park and want to catch up online. The opening hours are generous, especially the evening slots on Mondays and Tuesdays until 8pm, which means you can pop in after a day exploring the Lee Valley or other local attractions without it eating into your evening plans.

This is genuinely useful for families on a park holiday - kids can grab books for rainy afternoons, and the staff are helpful about recommendations. It's free to join and use, which is always welcome when you're budgeting a caravan break. Allow an hour if you're just browsing, longer if you're hunting for something specific or want to settle in with a coffee. It won't be the highlight of your trip, but as a quiet break from the weather or a place to pick up reading material for downtime, it works well. Waltham Cross is just down the road, so if you're staying at Fowley Mead Park or Sewardstone's Lee Valley Campsite, it's a quick trip worth knowing about.