I don't think you will be disappointed with a visit here as it is just a beautiful place. It was free parking when I first visited months ago which was great (although I'm updating this now as visited a few weeks back and the parking meters are up and running again couple of £ for a couple of hours) huge fields for dogs to run on - they loved it too! and just a short walk from the car park there is a lovely little cafe serving food and drinks with indoor and outdoor seating. There are toilets which are also not far from the cafe. The grounds are really beautiful, I managed to walk around most of it, following the path takes you into a more wooded area which is pretty and shaded in the sunny weather. You will also come across the castle which looks like something out of a fairytale. This is definitely one of my go to happy places. The coffee is also delicious! The only thing I regret is not trying a bacon bap 😋

‏Beautiful place to explore and enjoy next to very big play area for children. Some nice walk up to the castle. I really like the pathways beside the river! There is a nice cafe, good to have some snacks after a walk. Really recommend!!

Beautiful place to have a proper walk with your kids. There are several tracks so you'll easily find your way up. There are fantastic views from the top and kids will enjoy the journey. Castle only opens the third Sunday of each month. Bring water and snacks as there is no shops up there.

We really enjoyed riding our bicycles from Bristol to this castle. The area is beautiful! Great for walking, enjoying nature and picnicking.

Great place to come if you like a walk. It's very popular with dog walkers and people with young children. There is a public car park at the entrance which you have to pay for now. It used to be free 😞 There are public toilets and a cafe just as you come in from the car park. Just past that is a good children's play area. If you walk on you come to the manor house and can walk on past it following the path down hill following a long stream that flows along the left hand side. The old mill as at the bottom where the path goes back up again towards another entrance.

Brilliant place for everything really, some nice walks up to the castle or down the windy path to the river. Dog walking is endless fun, take my pooch up here and he always comes back tired. Car parking is open from early morning, the time changes due to what time of year it is. There is a cafe, toilets, huge park, gardens run by volunteers and a museum. Also don’t miss checking out Blaise Hamlet just down the road. Quaint little house

Very good conditioned castle. You can't go inside, but it was a nice walk up to the castle.

This was a lovely location to go and visit. The free parking was nice (although that is changing from November 2021) and there is a place to buy hot drinks and food from. The adventure playground looks amazing. We went to try and find the castle but it was hard because of the poor signage. I think Bristol council could use the money they raise from car parking to build a better path and put a few more signs up. All in all, it was a lovely day to spend a morning.

Nice day out big field. Everytime we have been people with dogs have been very sensible

Is a great place for all ages. There are 2 playground from the little once to teens and beautiful walk around. Parking is good when they open the over flaw parking.

We usually come here for walks and dog walking. The nature is beautiful and peaceful. Sometimes we come to this park on Sundays for a picnic and to have dinner, tea or coffee. But one night with friends we were there until late night and we saw the moon coming out. A beautiful and relaxing scene.

Fantastic place to explore. A firm favourite with my 6 year old. Great all year round but beautiful in the summer months

Well, after 20 years I finally visited this fantastic local resource. There is a good car park and the obligatory cafe along with plenty of picnic benches. The museum was boarded up but there were plenty of well signposted paths. We chose to walk down to Tarn Lake and it was beautiful, with quite spectacular scenery and wide, well tended paths. The area seemed well used and you could easily spend the day there.

Lovely place for a walk and to see a castle for free. Has a great play area younger and older kids and huge field to play sports on, run around or just have a picnic. The parking is free and the car park was full as we left, so make sure you get there early.

It's always a nice place to have a walk with the dog with Forrest paths, large fields and play ground for kids. Oh and an ice cream truck, coffee/refreshments shop and public toilets including a disabled toilet and car park But is almost always full but caution around some parts of blaze if you don't have brilliant recall for your pets and children as there are some high cliffs and ridges with little protection from going over the edges

The Estate is beautiful at this time of year with the trees full of blossom and the grass lush and green. Due to Covid restrictions the Museum was not open today but it won't be long before it is open to visitors again. The cafe was open for takeaway only. The toddle play area has lots of lovely well maintained apparatus and a great sandpit with a pirate ship to climb and play on. A lovely family oriented place, great for nature lovers too. The paths wind away from the play areas.. There is an area for 7+ children with some great adventure equipment including two large climbing towers with slides and two zip wires.... The path winds its way away from the play areas past a large expanse of lawn toward a woodland area where a stream babbles gently along side. Even more beautiful in the Summer, but still stunning in the Spring.

All the dogs we saw loved it and mine were no exception. Great areas for a picnic, there are plenty of grounds as well as benches and tables outside the cafe, toilets are plenty and near the cafe in there own building. The playgrounds look good fun and thought of for children of all ages in separate gated areas . Such a lovely calm environment wherever on tge estate you walk to. 5*

Beautiful area fro walking running cycling playing picnic just brilliant

Adore this place! Have such a wonderful time every visit. The park is good, lots to do for all ages, the cafe is great and the staff are lovely. The toilets are very smelly and dated but can't complain for free use really. The stream is lovely, car park clean and tidy and also free, just an all round wonderful place to visit. Bring a picnic and you can spend the entire day there on good weather!

We visited the Blaise folly in July. It’s a good place for children and adults alike. They provide a map of the whole estate. The climb to the top of the hill was most exhilarating. The panoramic view from atop the hill is satisfying.

3 different play areas for the kids, nice short walk up to the castle, lot's of green space. Nice cafe.

One of the most beautiful places in the area. I love being there. The park is absolutely beautiful and the woodland walk is definitely not to be missed. In the park there is a museum that's gorgeous. There's even a room where the children can play dress up. Getting back to the woods when you get to the top you are met by a castle that you can visit. I couldn't tell you what it's like there because I haven't been in it but going buy the woodland, museum and the park I'm sure that it's just as beautiful as the things I have seen

Beautiful walks easy going to bit more strenuous to suit all

Outskirts of Bristol, great playground for the kids, huge, will play for hours, loads to climb, 2 zip lines, sand pits, refreshments and toilets onsite. (ice cream man is a bit pricey, thinks he's in West London) huge field, plenty of free parking, huge grounds to walk and explore, shops close by. My kids love it, often ask to go there to play.

My 2 boys ( 16 & 14 ) and my daughter ( 12 ) loves coming here and when we visited at the start of the summer holidays they asked if we could make it a weekly thing, we pretty much have so far 🤣 That is because they never get bored like they do at some parks, you have the woods to explore and the castle itself to find within them as well as caves and other hidey holes. You also have the 2 parks which are both a good size and it caters for toddlers all the way up to teens and even some adults lol. There is also a museum which is free to visit and of course the vast amount of green space to play games or have picnics etc ( there are also a good amount of built in tables with benches for people to use. My only quarrel was paying £12 for ice creams from the ice cream van, I had already promised the kids before I got hit with the eye watering price and this isn't the fault of blaise Castle itself who are very deserving of 5 ⭐'s

My favourite place to just run away from world and have a nice long walk and think about life. It has literally everything you need, woods, lake, river, just relax and enjoy 😊

Much better than expected. Was a very enjoyable time!

Beautiful place to walk or run. Great for dogs in any weather. Love coming here.

Wonderful place, I've been going there for 40 years...... Great for families, dogs.....

Lovely playgrounds from baby age to older kids. Great walks around. Now they changed the parking for paying.

Nice walk throught the wood to see the castle, great park for the kids, massive field for all sorts. Along with a nice little cafe and the ice cream van is almost always there.

Blaise Castle is a great place to visit. The park is amazing, the museum is fantastic and full of fascinating artifacts, the castle is a really good visit to. It's usually open on the 3rd Sunday of every month between 2 and 4 (I think!). Lovely place to explore and never get bored of wondering around and finding new paths in the woods.

Great place for the kids to burn off loads of energy, huge field and plenty of woodland if you fancy a scenic walk the only downfall is the toilets are absolutely vile no toilet paper and no sign of hygiene nobody has seemed to have cleaned these toilets in months mabe even years they are that nasty! I would make sure your kids go to the toilet way before you go there. If the toilets get sorted to a decent standard the review will change.

Had a lovely afternoon with my grandchildren, we looked around the house found hidden easter chicks and had a little easter egg as a reward all for free! The house has lots to look at and is interactive for children, my granddaughter loved the costumes. The playgrounds are great designed for Older and younger children and miles of grounds to explore and play in . The parking is reasonable, they have toilets, cafe a little expensive but coffee good, great for dogs. A place we go regularly as the kids love it.

Absolutely brilliant. Great walk through the wooded area to find some caves. Kids absolutely loved the play areas, we had kids from 4 to 15 and there was areas that kept all ages playing. Will definitely be back.

Awesome swing in kids park. Nice to look at and the view of valley, but kids might whinge as you can only go into the castle on less than 2% of the days during the year

Loved this place since I was a child and now I enjoy visiting with my grandchildren. Beautiful walks, good parks for the kids, and very well looked after. Highly recommend you visit if you haven't been before, and go again if you have.... 🏛🏞😍

Beautiful place to walk around, really large space with plenty to do. I walked around the free museum, walked round the grounds including going up to Blaise Castle (which was a steep walk). There was also a cafe and playground on the estate. Fully recommend coming here

The estate is beautiful. The wood feels wild and the large lawn is an excellent place to play games. Some streams of water complete the atmosphere. The castle, however is nothing exceptional.

What a great park! Loved it! 😍 Huge play park for young and older children, toilets, café, and lots of walking trails. Paid parking. The museum and castle open 1 April so we didn't get to go in but hope to soon.

I've been here a number of times before, but today it was continuous rain, so our walk was shorter than normal. There is currently a film set in the grounds. Nice to get a hot coffee and a cake at the cafeteria in the grounds.

Lovely grounds, and woods, cafe on site and toilets. Large play area. You have to pay to use car park. Museum open at certain times, you need to look it up on web site

This is one of the best places to bring your kids, have a picnic or walk your dog. Huge open space for everyone to run around, short forest walks by the river and big playground. There is plenty of parking and public toilets on site. Probably my favorite place to go on a sunny day in Bristol. Highly recommended!

Blaise Castle Castle Estate is a great place to visit. It was lots of trails to walk or run. There is a large children's playground. There are toilets and the Park Cafe. The Castle Folly is interesting to visit and so is the water mill.

First time visit. An unusually warm afternoon. Lots of visitors, but found a parking spot nonetheless. Well laid out walking trails. An enjoyable afternoon with a café stop to finish. Recommended 👍

Lovely little walk around

Beautiful

Great day out walked up to the castle through the stream up to the and around ending up by the park and having icecream

Amazing place for children and dogs. Completely free makes it a perfect day out.

Its a public park which is open to all ,we took our dog through the woods she loved it ,there is toilets and cafe on site and the kids play equipment looked good .

Very good for kid's ?

What a lovely place :D

Lovely historic estate owned by Bristol City Council and open to the public. Probably about the same size as Durdham Downs, "the Downs" to most of us but arguably more interesting. Wide open spaces, and old underused grand house with stables and woodland walks by the stream. Ideal for the whole family and there are no cars, and no worries. Some might wish to put the great house to better use, as it does no one any good, just standing there.

Lovely park with loads of variety! Awesome views from the top, castle is a little underwhelming though. Top spot for a walk and a picnic

Great for exploring. Cafe and toilets

Nice place for walks and great with the map to teach kids to do orientering

The grounds were lovely, the park was good. The "cafe" really let's it down.

Excellent experience

Good fun, nice sunny day, played some catch. Big open fields, and a nice shaded walk down the main path along the river.

The Blaise Castle Museum, and the two play park areas are still closed. Many people are still visiting the Blaise Castle Estate, taking exercise, and walking their dogs. Still a lovely place to be.

So many bits to explore! Take wellies for younger children, so they can play in Combe Dingle and trainers for the play area. You're guaranteed to tire them out here with interesting hilly paths to play in on the way up to the castle. Parking is free, there's a cafe to refuel in and plenty of places for picnicks.

Lovely place to walk ,but got lost, would like few more signs up to show where castle is and routes there and back but brilliant place,

Everyone polite. Beautiful views. Excellent place to sit and watch the world go by

Plenty of space for dogs to run freely whilst exploring the stream, woods and the hidden cave, lots of pathways leading to different places, plenty of adventures for the children. Coffee shop and ice cream van nearby in case you need refreshments, would definitely go again.

Really beautiful spot! Great view of the city and just a nice spot to go with the family or to reflect and spend sometime with yourself.

Large open space, cafe toilets, free parking. It offers a bit of everything for all ages. Crowd is better than Clifton downs ?

Blaise Mansion-house. Lovely place. Beautiful pieces of art. Helpful, friendly & knowledgeable staff. Always happy to help. Great artitecture. Never get bored going there

If you are going to the Castle look for the stairs up, it's deceptive! The grounds are lovely, and have a stream running through them. Plenty of open space, as well as nice trees.

A minimalistic castle within an isolated area

One of the best (if not THE best) park in Bristol. A lot of place to sit and relax. A couple metres over there and you are in the forest. Additional a couple metres and you are standing in the slow river to enjoy the cold water during heatwave. A little bit, just a little bit further and you can climb! Great place to enjoy different experience during the same afternoon.

Lovely green space with plenty of nature and walks for all the family

A lovely afternoon

(Translated by Google) Average free parking, open cafe, picnic possible. (Original) Średni bezpłatny parking, otwarta kawiarnia, można urządzić piknik.

Interesting place very busy when we visited. Would be better to visit when less busy to get a sense of the grounds

My favorite place

Kept the children occupied for hours!! Amazing play area, fantastic walks with lots to see, not been in the museum?

Because I live there

Love Blaise castle free museum only.open certain days so check if travelling just for this. Free parking but does get busy on weekends. An amazing open space ?

Lovely park and woodland cafe and house museum

Good your in town but effectively in the countryside. A fantastic magical place.

Great park in Bristol

Great place to visit with plenty of green space and trails to walk. There is also a cafe and a museum.

What a beautiful place. Definitely I recommend to everyone ?

Amazing park

Lovely place to visit ? the cafe staff r very polite

Lovely walks, good free parking!

Nice place to walk. Castle itself is not a big attraction. Free parking and large ground for picnic. Large play area for children's and a cafe too.

Nice little walk up the hill and great castle at the top. No access inside tho.

Great place x

It's a lovely place