We just moved to the area and this park gave us so much! Open green areas, play equipment and above all a cafe with decent coffee and free WiFi!!! Am I dreaming, is this Paisley Park, is it MacArthur Park? Green icing melting, who ever thought elephants were stronger than mules? Either way, take yr toddlers, take yr teens and for the sake of all that is holy...be ready foe the ice cream van....

Perfect for a nice walk to let the kids burn off some energy. Brilliant park. Nice cafe - perfect place to actually have a HOT drink lol. Have been coming here for over 20 years. Have so many memories here as a child and I hope my children can have many happy memories here too.

Everything here. Cafe. Playground. Open space. Cricket pitch. Sensory garden. Dovecote. Clock tower. Cenotaph. Caged finches and budgerigars. Seating. Mature trees by the bucket load. Lovely.

If you like urban parks, this one is great. A little cafe open during the week, many different species of trees. Plenty of space for the power walkers, joggers, dog exercisers, toddlers, footballers.. bring back the boating pool

Lovely park with occasional special events. Small cafe.

good place for spending with your pet. Nice place for spending good time .

Beautiful park, with a big playground.

I have lived here all my life and it that time a lot has changed I would say for the better now then is a lot me SMOOTH paths and a lovely café which serves lovely hot chocolate in the winter and also educates you about the page Park past when it was all fields I LOVE IT HERE yes yes yes

Lovely afternoon at Page Park. Went to watch Westerly Winds playing at the bandstand. The park is clean and tidy, even had deck chairs put out, which was a nice touch. Nice park, great band.

A lovely slice of green, with two lively parks, a bandstand and plenty of space for picnics. This busy hub shows how important spaces such as this are for Bristol. Usually ample parking around the outside of the park.

Lovely little park in staple hill with nice gardens and areas for the family to play and walk, now has a cafe for drinks and food, well worth a visit

A very, very lovely amenity. A real gem. Wonderful

Page Park means so much to me. I grew up just down the road at Burley Grove and Page Park was our go to place for fun. It has changed over the years but the theme of fun and leisure, building relationships with family, friends as well as making new friends. A little piece of quiet in a noisy world.

A great and large park, do you want a cafe? They have a cafe, do you want a play park? They have 3 (ish - "normal", a wooden one and a little area with a zip line), do you want tennis courts? It's got a couple. You want a quiet sensory garden with some birds in? (That's highly specific) but they got that too. Occasional little market, a large pitch and lots of green space to run around.

Wonderful park with lovely quite areas...activities for children and cricket to watch some weekends. Lovely well kept gardens. An oasis within this fairly busy village/town. On site cafe a little hit and miss. Ordered coffee today and 25 minutes later had to enquire where it was to find not even on there to make list although paid for.....could do better. Overall excluding cafe splendid place

A well kept lovely park, tons of open space for games, or picnics. The bean tree cafe is a brilliant addition with reasonably priced drinks and food all year round. There are two enclosed play areas, one a woodland style one, with wooden climbing frames and swings/slide. The other a more traditional one with swings, roundabout, climbing frame etc, largely made from metal. There's also a older play area including a zip line. The sensory gardens are a lovely place to relax, although there are often a lot of small children on bikes rushing around. There's also three tennis courts, need a bit of repair but great for a game. The gardens are well kept and there a beautiful flowers around.

I enjoy Page Park. It's local to me and a Support Group I'm in meets there when the weather permits. It's not as big as some parks but there's a lovely cafe and plenty of seating both generally and in the Sensory Garden. There's plenty of playground areas for different age groups, a bandstand, routes of different distances for runners or walkers, bins for dog poo (as plenty of dogs get walked there). There's a hard tennis court, with a cricket pitch in the summer and football pitches in the winter. There's no pond/lake, sadly, but nowhere's perfect. It's flat, so open to anyone with mobility problems. There's even a large-ish aviary full of small birds. It's never packed to the rafters (except special occasions) so is a pleasant little walk anytime.

Good if you want an exercise area, otherwise it is fine. Leads on to the country park by the smaller bridge to Tesco. Duck pond needs to be fixed

Love this peaceful place. Always good for a walk or sit and ponder. Thank you for keeping it so beautiful.

A decent sized park with plenty of green open spaces and some good playground facilities for all kinds and ages of children. There is a nice sensory garden also which for some reason has been closed the last few times we've been. A lack of toilet facilities lets the park down as well. There were some but they too were also locked. I'm told that they are terrible anyway so maybe just as well. There is a community centre of sorts also but did not experience this myself so cannot add judgement to this but looks like a nice modern decent building inside and out.

Great for kids, lovely natural wood playground, another playground for mixed age groups and a teen playground. Nice cafe with accessible loos and baby change and lots of flat open space for picnics and running around.

I live quite close to the park and spend a lot of time in there during the summer months. It's very well kept and has plenty of benches to rest your weary legs. There's various events held here during the year, so keep an eye out for those. The only down side is the north edge of the park which suffers from very poor drainage and gets very large puddles and muddy areas after heavy rain. I'm talking about puddles over 10m across!

Lovely park with Cafe. The whole park is on a very flat piece of land so very accessible. And there is a walk way most of the way round. Sensory garden and bird aviary. Cafe does sit in and take away. Parking on the surrounding streets. There are a few children's play areas depending on age and usually an ice cream van which seems to be there in all weather so fair play! Close to shops at staple hill as well

Didn't realise that they had a market today nice surprise with rides,games & lots of nice stalls

I go here for a walk regularly, it's such a nice park. Lots of old trees and space, aviary and sensory garden are very cool. The paths are clean and wide, I like to do two laps on my walk.

Blown Away my Bristol Concert wind band played at Page Park last Sunday we had a great audience and there was great service from the cafe and also the Ice cream van. Great afternoon and the rain just about kept off

Hidden gem in the area especially if you have children or a dog (wide open spaces with fences on all sides only the smallest dog could squeeze through so you can let them run without being too worried), multiple play areas for children of different ages as well as tennis courts, football and cricket pitches, and a sensory garden. Local teams will play on weekends too. Source: I lived nearby for 18 years growing up with a dog

Nice park, with little café and ideal to pass time.

A wonderful peaceful place to unwind and enjoy the councils efforts of keeping it in exceptional condition. Toilets and a coffee shop add to the experience. A lovely haven in our midst.

Great for kids. Lots of flat smooth paths to practice riding or scooters. Three separate play areas with swings etc. Lots of green open space.

Such a beautiful park. Made even better by having a lovely cafe which serves light snacks and hot drinks. Toilets on site, not to mention all the play areas.

Lovely green space and play areas, cafe is nice, although a little over priced and the wait for hot drinks is often quite long. The play areas get busy on weekends but there is so much green space for kids to run around. Daughter loves to scoot around the park and there's plenty of flat paths for this.

Beautiful park & well maintained gardens. Refreshments readily available, well behaved dogs welcome. Plenty of room for picnics, and play areas for all ages. All in alla very satisfying experience.

One of of favourite places in all of Bristol. Mostly smooth paths for the kids scooters and bikes. Well kept grounds and parks. Plenty of natural shade with the trees. Good cafe to have lunch or get a cuppa and the icecream van good.

Great park to go to with the family, it has three main park areas for kids to playing in, it also has a nice garden area with a big bird cage in filled with budgies and canaries, also has a couple of tennis courts with an outdoor ping-pong table next to them and the main path areas are smooth so ideal for bike riding or roller booting/skateboarding. There is also two massive Fields which are occasionally used for football and cricket and also has a nice bowling green.

Fantasticly well-maintained park mostly thanks to the volunteers that keep it clean and tidy. Grass pitches for cricket, fields for picnics and play, tennis courts, children's play areas, and a cafe with a beautiful sensory garden attached. Perfect for families or dog walkers, any time of the day.

A family park for all seasons. It's very spacy and clean. The parks amenities are plenty. The garden areas are attractive, the trees mature and very atmospheric and the Cafe refreshment area a nice ' break'. A great family visit.

Lots of space, nice cafe (could do with more variety, especially cakes!) and toilets. Some lovely play areas, but the sensory area could do with more and I am so happy that the aviary is being replaced, the current one is dire and I am sure has been there donkeys years. You can donate to help bump up the funds for replacing it. I will be going back again.

Great local park, especially with young ones in tow - a few different playgrounds for the kids, lots of green space to run about or have a match, tennis courts, a cool clock tower, and a cafe serving delicious food. Check out the birds.

A really lovely place to visit. There are two enclosed play areas with plenty to do, as well we other play equipment on one side of the park. The park also includes tennis courts and has a ping pong table! There is a cafe, public toilets and plenty of green space to sit and have a picnic. There isn't a car park but there is generally plenty of parking around the park its-self. Dogs are welcome, except for one sensory garden area and enclosed play areas.

First ever visit. What a great park. Everything so well kept. Even has the railings restored around the perimeter. Lots of playground facilities. Lots of open spaces. A Sensory Garden for a quiet contemplation. Lovely cafe. Not keen on the rundown aviary, let the birds free! Overall though a great place to visit.