St. George Park, Bristol: Photos, Reviews & Location

Large Victorian park offering a lake with birds, skate area, playground & cafe kiosk with seating.

At a glance

#35 of 47 Tourist attractions in Bristol #20 of 40 Parks in Bristol

LocalGuideWorld score: 4.50

3.4 km from the center of Bristol

Rating breakdown

5 ★66%
4 ★25%
3 ★7%
2 ★1%
1 ★2%

Church Rd, Whitehall, Bristol BS5 7AA, United Kingdom

bristol.gov.uk

+44 117 903 8523

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Quick facts

What is the rating of St. George Park?: St. George Park is rated 4.5 out of 5 based on 3,006 reviews.
How does St. George Park rank in Bristol?: St. George Park is #35 of 47 Tourist attractions in Bristol by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
Where is St. George Park located?: Church Rd, Whitehall, Bristol BS5 7AA, United Kingdom — 3.4 km from the center of Bristol.
How can I contact St. George Park?: Phone: +44 117 903 8523 · Website: bristol.gov.uk

Reviews (8)

Heather Walker 2024 Sep 11

Revisited my childhood when I took my grandchildren here recently. It has changed, but not a great deal. The childrens apparatus is a LOT safer and it's all got a lovely, family vibe. Added a cafe with plenty of seating. Very relaxed and enjoyable!

Azzam Aziz 2024 Aug 13

Pretty nice park for families, kids to play. Seems to be filled with alcohol bottles by the bathrooms, and the bathrooms are filthy.

Apekshit Sharma 2024 Jul 07

St George Park in Bristol is a delightful urban oasis. The park features a large lake, perfect for leisurely strolls and feeding the ducks. Well-maintained gardens, including beautiful rose beds, add to the serene ambiance. There's a spacious playground, making it ideal for families, and ample open spaces for picnics and sports activities. The addition of a skate park caters to older children and teenagers. The cafe on site serves delicious refreshments, making it a great spot to relax. With its mix of natural beauty and recreational facilities, St George Park is a wonderful place to unwind and enjoy outdoor activities.

Dale Curtis 2024 Jul 05

Played tennis here against a team from St George and Easton. The park had a lot of families enjoying themselves in the sunshine, but as soon as dusk came, the families disappeared, and the park took on a more sinister atmosphere. Some of the facilities are badly damaged by vandalism, like the former bowling club, and the park had a run-down vibe. The tennis courts were fine but no net bands or winder. Parking can be a challenge.

Wendi Spiller 2024 May 24

Nice park, coffee/ snack hut where you can buy duck food. Ice cream van. Free car park & all wheelchair accessible. Lake with lots of different birds on it, we saw 3 baby swans with the mum & dad today. Lots of interesting plants & trees, nice play area for little people. A skate/ bike park, tennis courts and a bowling green. This tree covered in silk webs and caterpillars. They will change to Ermine moths soon......

Rachael Howell 2024 May 18

A great park with lots for everyone to do. Kids play area, duck pond, skate park which toddlers can use to. A little cafe hut for take out snacks and drinks could be a bit quicker. Dogs allowed everywhere except play park.

Vaishnudebi Dutta 2024 Apr 14

Very nice park. Far from city centre but it's worth visiting atleast once or twice a month. The greenery of this place is magnificent. There are public toilets and a coffee shop too. Not sure if the ice cream truck comes here daily, but I visited on a Sunday and bought a softie from them :)

Jibran Ahmad 2023 Nov 21

It used to be more beautiful with sandy playing area for toddlers and kids. When I went this time the playing area was dirty with no sand and few slides were broken as well. Looks like it's not been maintained by council. Walking around the pond was beautiful though.