Redland Green

Love this little Redland gem, make sure you visit when planning your trip to Bristol or if you live here and not yet ventured up to our neck of the woods! A 10 minute walk from the Downs and it's all downhill from here back into the city - honestly. Built in 1742 as a private chapel for a wealthy local to save him the trek into Westbury-On-Trym. It is a Grade 1 listed building with at least three notable gravestones. The beautiful interior plaster and woodwork give it an air of grandeur and though not Grinling Gibbons are in the style of. Please check opening times as you may have to phone to arrange a viewing. There are also open day" options. Set on a green with trees for shade it's a lovely area for picnics while there but parking is not free."

Open grass space. Good for dogs to run but not completely flat and no pavement through the largest grass area

Beautiful space with a lot of beautiful trees, very relaxing xx

As a colourblind person I can’t tell if this place is called Redland Green or Greenland Red. Why couldn’t they call it Greyland Black and make it accessible for all? I can’t stand discrimination like this, it’s like a green rag to a bull.

An amazing view! A very tranquil spot for rest in Redland, and it’s beautiful.

Nice, well-kept park with enclosed play area and separate green space where dogs are allowed. Often an ice cream van there in summer too

A small park for picnics, exercise and dog walking. A good place to sit and enjoy a sandwich and a coffee from Lavender Café.

Just a nice small park, good for dogs to meet other dogs. Quite enclosed