Four fire engines and around 25 firefighters tackled a fire near Mollison Avenue in Enfield.
The fire affected around three hectares of grass and tree shrubs. There are no reports of any injuries.
The Brigade deployed one of its Terrain Support Vehicles as part of its response to the fire. The vehicle provides off-road capability enabling the transportation of additional equipment closer to fires on open ground. Each vehicle carries approximately 475 litres of water, a backpack blower, ear defenders, beaters and misting lance technology, which allows firefighters to pump water and drive, enabling them to tackle grass fires more quickly and safely.
A spokesperson for London Fire Brigade said: “We want everyone across the capital to enjoy the continuing heatwave but this must be done responsibly.
“With so many of London’s parks and open spaces close to properties and communities, it is vital the public take as much care as possible to prevent these fires starting in the first place. We have seen first-hand in London, as well as around the world, just how devastating the impact wildfires can have on livelihoods.
“That means no disposable barbecues in parks and open spaces, taking rubbish home with you if no bins are available and ensuring your cigarettes are discarded of properly.
“If you’re having a barbecue at home, make sure it is on level ground and away from decking, fences, trees and balconies.”
The Brigade received the first of seven calls at 1407 and the fire was extinguished by 1507. Crews were mobilised to the scene from Enfield, Woodford and Tottenham fire stations. Two fire engines from Hertfordshire Fire and Rescue Service also attended the scene.