Best Nature and Parks (RV, National, Dog, etc) in Longleat Safari Park

"The crown of the tor is the roofless St Michael’s Tower, the last fragment of a 15th century church which was torn down in the Dissolution of the Monasteries. The iconic hill has been a spiritual magnet for centuries, a beautiful place to walk, unwind and relax. On a clear day you can enjoy 360 degrees across 3 counties."

"Although technically not within city limits, this nature reserve is small but wild. Just on the other side of the Avon Gorge by the Clifton Suspension Bridge, it’s free to visit and easily reachable from the city center either by bus, bicycle, or on foot. The fastest and most visually pleasant routes there run along the river, and are a nice activity in and of themselves."

"Leigh Woods is a vast woodland area that is managed by the National Trust. This nature spot is easy to reach from Southville and Ashton, with an entrance on the Avon Cycle trail (Google maps location here). It’s also easy to access from Clifton – just walk over the Suspension Bridge and walk about 10 minutes to the entrance (Google maps location here)."

"Take on this fun woodland trail perfect for families, with balance boards, hollow logs, a woodland fort and a giant basket swing. Spread across 2-square-kilometre of woodland, with activities organised for children including bug hunting and bird watching. See what you can spot!"

"Brandon Hill Park is one of the oldest parks in Bristol, where you can enjoy great views over the city and Harbourside area. Located just off Park Street in the West End, Brandon Hill features a children’s play area, beautiful paths and a nature conservation area, and of course the icon of Bristol’s skyline, Cabot Tower. Made from red sandstone and covered with cream Bath stone, the 105ft tower built was built to commemorate John Cabot’s famous voyage from Bristol and the continent of North America four hundred years earlier."

"Brandon Hill is a pretty, leafy park just off Park Street in the centre of town. It is quite steep, but the climb to the top is well worth it as you will be rewarded with some fantastic views over the city. The iconic Cabot Tower is currently closed because of lockdown, but you can still enjoy the park’s winding paths and interesting streams and ponds."

"Queen Elizabeth Gardens is one of Salisbury’s largest parks and is a lovely way to spend a chilled afternoon. The park has great views of the River Avon and Cathedral as its backdrop, as well as beautiful flower displays throughout. It’s also known to house a kingfisher or two so keep your eyes peeled!"

"Enjoy a sandwich or two on the banks of the River Avon at Queen Elizabeth Gardens. There are perfect picnic areas laid to lawn amongst planted beds that are full of flowers during the spring and summer. Let the kids exhaust themselves in the play area while you watch on and absorb the atmosphere."

"About: Castle Park offers a quiet place to sit or stroll, whilst looking over the tranquil water towards the sunset on an autumns night. Just a short stroll from the city centre, but it certainly provides one of the most beautiful Autumn shots. Amongst the glorious, breathtaking trees and greenland you can take some stunning Instagram-worthy pictures with a stunning castle backdrop."

"The old Port of Bristol on the Avon River has been given a new and imaginative lease of life, with many of its old wharves and warehouses restored or converted for contemporary uses. Traditionally known as the Floating Harbour, the area is now home to numerous museums and galleries. It's also where you'll find top attractions like the Bristol Aquarium; the We The Curious science center; and the Arnolfini visual arts, music, and performance center."

"Bringing us onto our next must-see spot, taking a stroll around Bristol Harbour is something everyone should do when visiting the city. With pretty views of the bobbing boats and an abundance of pubs to stop off in for a tipple along the way, this is a great way to spend an afternoon. There’s also a regular market here that’s extremely popular with locals."

"Start your Bristol experience with a trip to Bristol Harbour. The harbour has stood since the 13th century due to its excellent location upon the River Avon. In the past, this was the departure point for ships sailing to the ‘New World’ and a popular arrival destination for Europeans."

"With its famous Georgian terraces, thermal spa waters, cream teas and Jane Austen – you can’t say Bath isn’t on the UK tourist trail. Its quintessentially English charms pull in visitors from around the world and it has so many historic buildings that the entire city has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. But although you might have to dodge a few tour groups, its still more than worth it to explore the sights of one of England’s most beautiful and historic cities. So here’s my 48-hour itinerary for spending the perfect weekend in Bath."

"– Once back outside take a different route back via the Georgian Gardens, a small but quaint garden often overlooked. In spring, when I visited the flowers were just starting to peek through the soil. I can imagine it’s a beautiful garden to visit during the summer months in Bath."

"These tiny, walled gardens feature period plants and gravel walkways. They've been carefully restored and provide an intriguing insight into what would have sat behind The Circus, one of Bath's grandest facades."

"To the east of Bath’s famous weir are the Beazer Gardens, with a curling maze paved into its simple green lawn and detailed mosaics depicting scenes from Bath’s history, both recent and distant. Relax on the grass after a day wandering the better-known sights. The Beazer Maze, Spring Gardens Road, Bath"

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"The Old Duke is right next to King Street Brewhouse – they actually sometimes get mistaken for the same pub as they are so close!. This King Street pub is famed for its live music – in fact, it is foremostly a music venue, although it does have a large seating area outside. Usually, gigs take place indoors and play a variety of music – from Jazz music inspired from New Orleans to blues tunes."

"Source: Photo by Wikimedia Commons user Stephen Burnett used under CC BY-SA 3.0. One of the oldest pubs in Bristol, The Old Duke gives visitors a sense of the past with their old decorations and attitudes in the bar. A great place to visit on a weekend evening, the staff is always ready to help those that walk into the door."

"If you’re after something just a little bit more cultured, stop off at the Old Duke and witness some sparkling jazz."

"Parade Gardens near the River Avon in Bath Our first priority is to get the lay of the land. In Bath, we accomplished this by booking a private walking tour of the city with Sulis Guides. They provide tailor-made car and walking tours of the city and surrounding areas, and can put together just about any kind of tour you might be interested in."

"You can pay to get into the Parade Gardens (£1.50 for adults, £0.80 for kids 5 years and older), or walk over to the free Royal Crescent Park and hang out there, your choice!. Everything in Bath is so close together, you really cannot get lost."

"Victoria Park is a haven of green in Bedminster in South Bristol. The park is a little hilly, but the slopes are not too strenuous and from the top there are good views of the surrounding city. And if you’re in the mood for some sport, the tennis and basketball courts are open."

"Head south of the river to this large park and enjoy views of the city skyline and landmarks. If you want to get into the warm, pop along to the nearby Victoria Park pub for views of Dundry Hill and the surrounding countryside from their large garden and heated terrace."