Best places: Nature preserves in Queen Charlton, United Kingdom

👍👍 Great place. Recommended, a great deal of Bristol can be seen from this hill.

👍👍 Great walk about in some woods. Also fantastic ponds with a superb cafe for coffee and sandwich after.

Tranquil riverfront natural area & hiking/fishing spot with wetlands & local wildlife.

Nature preserve featuring a tarmac track & footpaths through woods & grassy open spaces.

👍👍 Nice country walk about a 4 mile loop through the nature reserve. The first section past the river on the left leads to a waterfall and pool. After this the path gets very demanding and steep to the top where you have the views of the quarry on your right hand side. Follow the path around the quarry...

👍 Lovely place to walk a dog first thing in the morning. Whatever season it always seems beautiful and seems to have a story to tell. The sun coming through the trees is lovely and the stream meandering through the woods makes for a lovely meditative walk

👍👍 Beautiful circular stroll following and crossing Siston Brook, going down to a historic mill. For an extended walk, follow the Dramway through to River Avon -- then either walk towards the Inn Keeper pub in Keynsham, or a nicer walk the other way, with Cleeve Wood on your other side.

👍 Short local wander to escape the city hustle and bustle

👍👍 Good linier Park in a wooded river valley, really an extension of Nightingale Valley. Excellent recommended.

👍👍 Lovely little place to walk, there's a car park, and the walks seem to be pretty endless with lots of different paths, there are woodland trails and some larger more open areas. Dog friendly as well, will defs be back.

👍👍 A good mix of woodland, wild meadows, footpaths as well so part of the open space is accessible to everyone. Good for nature spotters.

😠 My son got married in July this year. I couldn’t believe how badly everyone was treated. On arrival the guests were made to wait in the rain as an invoice was sent less than 48 hours before the wedding for the catering bill that totalled to £8,000. They wouldn’t let anyone in until they spoke to the...

👍👍 You'll see tall green grass and broad trees at this nature reserve in South Bristol. Helpful information plaques scattered around the reserve will introduce you to the local species. In the summer people will have barbeques and picnics there and generally enjoy life. There's a main road nearby but...

😐 This is a 100-yard (or so) stretch of a disused railway, left isolated at both ends due to road bridges having been demolished. It is high up on an embankment and includes the one bridge that has been left alone, spanning Royate Hill. The footpath is mainly of small stones and there are steps up t...