About Upton Park
Upton Park is a busy and culturally diverse area in Newham, located between East Ham, Plaistow, Forest Gate and Green Street. It is best known for its historic association with West Ham United’s former stadium, the Boleyn Ground, and for the lively shopping and food scene around Green Street. Although the football club has moved to the London Stadium in Stratford, Upton Park retains a strong local identity. The former stadium site has been redeveloped, but football heritage remains part of the area’s memory. Today, Upton Park is defined by markets, shops, restaurants, religious centres, schools and residential streets. Green Street is one of the area’s most important commercial destinations, famous for South Asian fashion, jewellery, food, sweets, textiles and wedding shopping. It attracts visitors from across London and beyond. Upton Park station on the District and Hammersmith & City lines provides direct access to East Ham, Plaistow, West Ham, Whitechapel and central London. Housing includes Victorian terraces, flats, maisonettes and family homes, often close to busy local streets. Upton Park is lively, practical and community-focused. It is ideal for visitors interested in shopping, food, football history and multicultural East London.