The area around Ruislip has a number of attractions for families, such as the Ruislip Lido. The Lido is a converted reservoir with an artificial sandy beach. The Lido lies on the outskirts of Park Wood, where a miniature railway can also be found. Another green space in the area is Deane Park. In the most southerly part of the postcode district is RAF Northolt, with its aerodrome and war memorial to those airmen, of a range of nationalities, who did not survive the Second World War.HA4 has a wealth of sporting and recreational facilities, such as Ruislip Young People's Centre on Bury Street, which offers a variety of activities for youngsters, including: climbing, abseiling, canoeing, kayaking and mountaineering. Another is Queensmead Sports Centre, located in Queensmead School, which is open to the public and includes amenities such as a gym and a sauna. Highgrove Swimming Pool, on Eastcote Road is another option. As well as having 2 pools, it boasts a Saturday morning snorkeling club and water fitness sessions. Ruislip also houses the grounds of the Emerald GAA Grounds and The London County Board of the Gaelic Athletic Association.Ruislip Library is housed in The Great Barn, a grade II listed building on Bury Street. Manor Farm House, which is adjacent to the barn, is also a major local attraction. Some popular pubs in the area include J J Moons on Victoria Road and The Listen Inn on the High Street.HA4 has a number of underground stations including Ruislip on Station Approach, Ruislip Manor on Victoria Road, and South Ruislip on Long Drive. Eastcote is another nearby station, just outside of the postcode in HA5.