Stoke Park Estate - Bristol

Debbie K.

Had a walk round the beautiful pond here last weekend and looking forward to exploring other parts of the estate soon. Love that there are some surfaced paths in other parts for those less able to go off-road.

Andy R.

A varied parkland on the edge of Bristol with extensive views over East Bristol. Woodland and open parkland, orchards, sculpture, ancient monuments and modern archeology, Stoke Park has it all. Accessible paths have been addd recently which have opened the space to everyone but there are still wilder, inaccessible areas for those who are able to explore.

The only drawback is the noise of the M32 which cuts across part of the parkland.

Stu R.

We didn't really get everywhere so I'm sure there's more to it, but nice enough to explore. When the weather is dry and the ground isn't muddy, it's good to get off the main path. Parking is difficult though if you are traveling by car so be prepared to walk a bit after parking..

Z S.

I come to Bristol to work and get the opportunity during lunch to come to this beautiful and varied park landscape which is part of the estate. Many miles of footpaths both paved and unpaved trails. Lots of historical landmarks within the vicinity and adjacent. Plenty of open space to walk, cycle and dog walk.

AsabaYT

Really nice! Great variety of things to look at with massive grounds to cover, great for a good walk, jog or cycling! you won't be disappointed. A little difficult to park as there’s not a designated car park and although the trail was a bit hilly in places it was a very pleasant walk with great views over Bristol

Reem

This is one of the best parka I have been to in Bristol, nature, relaxing, big state, with fish pond and alot of scenery for brsitol skyline. However, the miss some signs of guidance of where to get from wher, there are smalls pathways which you need to open to access different spaces, but signs should be on those doors to guide you where to go. I think they need like a map at many corners.

Kirsti W.

Lovely walk in a very otherwise built up area. The little forest is lovely and you can walk through and get to snuff mills. There are various hills to climb if you wish. There is a wheelchair accessible path but very steep at one end. Lovely place to wall dogs and let kids get their energy out. There is a lake there too.

Jack C. (.

I've had many happy memories here with my friends and family. This park has also helped me through hard times as it gave me a place to think and reflect, sometimes even resulting in solutions to these difficulties.

There is a food mix of open fields and forest connected with paved and earthy trails. Towards the south and west sides of the park, you can get great views over fishponds.