Go Karting in London

London has more go karting venues than any other UK city — 13 tracks within 25 miles of the centre, from electric circuits at Canary Wharf and Docklands to the legendary Rye House track in Hertfordshire where Lewis Hamilton began his career.

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Go Karting Tracks in London

Go Karting in London — The Complete Guide

London has more indoor go karting venues per square mile than anywhere else in the UK. Thirteen tracks spread across the capital mean you're rarely more than 20 minutes from a circuit — whether you're planning a spontaneous session after work, a birthday party, a corporate team day, or a stag do that actually delivers.

The dominant operator is TeamSport, with venues at Acton (W3), Brent Cross (NW4), Mitcham (CR4), Docklands (SE7), Edmonton (N18), Watford (WD23), and Harlow (CM20). Each runs electric karts on circuits ranging from 400m to 800m. For something different, Revolution Karting in Mile End races under railway arches in a converted industrial space — one of the most atmospheric venues in the country. K1 Speed Canary Wharf brings American-style indoor karting to E14, and Gravity Wandsworth pairs karting with a full leisure complex.

Indoor vs outdoor: all London venues are indoors, which means year-round availability regardless of weather — a significant advantage over regional tracks.

Prices typically run £25–£45 per person for an arrive & drive session. Corporate and group packages vary; contact venues directly for bespoke quotes. Booking in advance is strongly recommended at all London venues, especially Friday evenings and weekends.

Getting there: most London karting venues are accessible by public transport. Brent Cross (Northern line), Acton (District/Piccadilly lines), Docklands (DLR), and Canary Wharf (Jubilee line) all have tube or rail connections within walking distance.

Compare Go Karting Near London

Every go karting track within reach of London, side by side — distance, indoor or outdoor, kart type, a price guide and the minimum age — so you can pick the right one before you book.

TrackAreaTypeKartsPrice guideMin age
Revolution Karting 4.2 miEast London (Mile End), LondonOutdoorElectric£40–£60+155cm
Gravity Wandsworth 4.5 miWandsworth, LondonIndoorElectric£25–£458+
K1 Speed UK - Canary Wharf 4.6 miCanary Wharf, London, LondonIndoorElectric£40–£60+7+
TeamSport Acton 5.5 miWest London, LondonIndoorElectricfrom £44.958+
TeamSport Brent Cross 6.3 miNorth London, LondonIndoorElectricfrom £44.954+
TeamSport Mitcham 6.6 miMitcham, LondonIndoorElectricfrom £44.958+
TeamSport Docklands 7.1 miEast London, LondonIndoorElectricfrom £44.958+
TeamSport Edmonton 8.5 miNorth London, LondonIndoorPetrolfrom £44.958+
Daytona Sandown Park 13.6 miEsher, SurreyOutdoorPetrolfrom £308+
TeamSport Watford 15.1 miWatford, HertfordshireIndoorElectricfrom £44.958+

Distances are straight-line from London centre. Prices are a guide only — confirm current rates and offers with each venue. Last checked June 2026.

Go Karting in London: The Complete Guide

London's go karting scene spans the full spectrum — premium indoor electric circuits in Canary Wharf and Docklands, multi-level TeamSport venues across west, north and south London, a unique outdoor electric circuit under railway arches in Mile End, and the historic outdoor championship circuit at Rye House in Hertfordshire. With 13 venues within 25 miles, there is a karting option accessible from almost any part of the capital.

Tracks in and around London

Getting There by Public Transport

Indoor or Outdoor?

Within 25 miles of London there are 9 indoor venues and 5 outdoor circuits. Indoor tracks run whatever the weather, which makes them the safer choice for a booking made weeks ahead. Outdoor circuits are generally longer and faster, and reward a driver who wants to build a lap rather than snatch one.

The longest circuit near London is Rye House Kart Raceway at 950m, 18.9 miles out.

Electric or Petrol Karts?

Of the 14 venues within reach of London, 8 run electric karts and 6 run petrol. Electric karts are quieter and produce no fumes, which matters in an enclosed building, and deliver their power instantly. Petrol karts are louder and generally faster at the top end, which is why most of the longer outdoor circuits still use them.

Which track near London?

Whichever you pick, book ahead — weekend and evening slots at the London venues go days in advance — and arrive about 15 minutes early, as safety briefings are compulsory and latecomers can lose their session. Race suits and helmets are provided everywhere; bring flat shoes and tie long hair back.

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