BRISTOL PARKS PROJECT IS A COMMUNITY INITIATIVE TO RECONNECT PEOPLE WITH NATURE

Welcome to Bristol Parks Project website

EXPLORE BEAUTIFUL CITY PARKS, NATURE RESERVES AND GREEN SPACES

Step into the incredible world of Bristol parks and green spaces! Discover the hidden gems where the city and nature meet. Whether you're planning a fun family day out, looking for some active park activities, or simply want to relax and explore the magic of local green areas and wildlife, you've come to the right place! We have all the information you need. Take a look at the listed locations and find out what these amazing places have to offer!

EXPLORE

Bristol Parks Project is a centralized hub for information on all Bristol parks, nature reserves and community gardens. You will be able to find here links to individual web pages dedicated to each park. These pages will provide essential information about each location, interesting facts, descriptions of the wildlife and a special section with useful links to organizations and charitable groups involved in park-related projects. The first pages featuring St. George Park, Troopers Hill and Brandon Hill are already accessible, as photo galleries for the next six parks. We are actively raising funds to create and add more websites very soon!

Parks

St George Park - click to see

Church Road - BS5 7AA

Troopers Hill - CLICK TO SEE

Troopers Hill Road - BS5 8BU

Brandon Hill - Click To See

Oldbury Ct Rd - BS16 2JH

Websites in development

Eastwood Farm - Photo Gallery

Broom Hill - BS4 4ED

Eastville Park - Photo Gallery

Fishponds Rd - BS5 6QL

Victoria Park - Photo Gallery

Hill Ave - BS3 4LL

Ashton Court - Photo Gallery

Long Ashton - BS41 9JN

Avon Gorge - Photo Gallery

Bristol - BS8 3PA

Old Sneed Park - PHOTO GALLERY

Glenavon Park - BS9 1RW

OLDBURY COURT - CLICK TO SEE

Compton St - BS5 9RZ

Redcatch Community Garden

- Click to see

Redcatch Park - BS4 2RD

Snuff Mills

Bristol - BS16 1UH

Royal Fort Gardens

Royal Fort Lodge - BS8 1TH

Temple Gardens

1 Church Ln - BS1 6FR

QUEEN SQUARE

Queen Square - BS1 4LH

Nature reserves

Eastwood Farm

Wyndham Cres - BS4 4ED

Leigh Woods

Abbots Leigh - BS8 3QB

Hengrove Mounds

Hartcliffe - BS14 0BY

Community Gardens

Eastwynd

Brislington - BS4 4TA

Hillfields

Thicket Ave - BS16 4EP

Filton

Gloucester Rd - BS34 7PF

The Golden Hill

Bishopston - BS7 8NE

Trinity

Trinity Community Arts Centre - BS2 0EB

St Werburgh's

St Werburgh's - BS2 9YT

More websites for parks and green spaces will be added soon!

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Bristol Parks Forum

Bristol Parks Forum represents park groups and organisations across the city with an interest in their local parks and green spaces

Your Park Bristol & Bath

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Bristol City Council

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Nature and wildlife RELATED ORGANIsATIONS

Avon Wildlife Trust

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The Natural History Consortium

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The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds

Established in 1889, the RSPB is a leading UK conservation charity. For over a century, they've championed the protection of birds and the wider environment through public awareness, petitions, and a network of nature reserves across the country

Forest Of Avon Trust

Trees make a huge contribution to many aspects of our daily lives, where we choose to be and how we feel. Trees are often taken for granted, but their absence or loss is strongly felt. We run tree planting, woodland wellbeing and many other activities

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