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Parks & Playgrounds in Bristol

St George Park is the easy one to picture: a free lake with ducks and swans to feed, and a playground kept dog-free so toddlers can wander about without a lead tangling round their ankles. It sits close to the centre, so it works for a spare hour as much as a whole afternoon. St Paul's Adventure Playground, also close in, is a different sort of place altogether: free supervised sessions for 8 to 16 year olds, with Friday evenings for teenagers and Saturday afternoons and school holiday weekdays for the rest. If you have a toddler, St George Park is the one to head for, with toilets and a cafe on site for when everyone needs a sit down. If your children are older and want to be left to get on with things a bit, St Paul's is worth booking ahead for, since sessions need booking and school holidays fill up fast.

4 places 4 free to visit

Good to know: parks & playgrounds in Bristol

Are any of them free?

Yes, Roath Park, St George Park, St Paul's Adventure Playground and Victoria Park are free to visit.

Whereabouts are they?

You'll find parks & playgrounds in Cardiff and Bristol. Every place we list is in or around Bristol, and each listing has the full address and directions.

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