Top Rated Parks to Visit in Longleat Safari Park

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Top Rated Parks to Visit in Longleat Safari Park

Royal Victoria Park
Royal Victoria Park
4.6 (5155 ratings)4.5 (1121 ratings)
Sprawling Victorian parklands with lawns, skate park, playgrounds, boating and tennis.
Marlborough Ln, Bath, BA1 2NQ, United Kingdom
ParkNature & Parks
Prior Park Landscape Garden
Prior Park Landscape Garden
4.4 (982 ratings)4.5 (730 ratings)
National Trust gardens overlooking Bath with follies, Palladian bridges, lakes and woodland.
Ralph Allen Dr, Bath, BA2 5AH, United Kingdom
Nature & ParksParkGardens
Ashton Court Estate
Ashton Court Estate
4.6 (1242 ratings)
A deer park, play areas, golf courses, cafes & gardens on a rolling 850-acre country estate.
Long Ashton, Bristol, BS41 9JN, UK
Park
Mentioned by TripHobo
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"Ashton Court is a mansion house and estate formed in the 1600s and is one of the oldest buildings in Bristol city. The Ashton court has been a manor home and was developed by owners and today stands as one of Bristol’s best attractions that are enjoyed by people of all ages. The architecture has a mix feel to it as there have been successive remodelling and has now become a very complex p...Read more"
Mentioned by Culture Trip
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"This huge country estate, not too far from Bedminster (south of the river) hosts a number of events including markets and a hot-air balloon festival. With a golf course, deer park and bikes available to rent, this is the perfect location for a day out."
Mentioned by Best of Bristol
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Blaise Castle Estate
Blaise Castle Estate
4.6 (2400 ratings)4 (21 ratings)
18th-century decorative castle on a picturesque estate with a 19th-century house & art museum.
Kings Weston Rd, Bristol, BS10 7QS, United Kingdom
CastleSights & LandmarksHistorical placeHistorical landmarkPark
Mentioned by Our Globetrotters
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"Blaise Castle isn’t what you might think it is – it’s actually a very small building built in 1798 as a fake castle – although it’s still well worth seeing!. Blaise Castle Estate is a lovely place to enjoy nature and go for walks. You can explore the river and walk through the woodland – and there’s also a children’s playground."
Mentioned by Picniq Blog
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"Blaise Castle is a fantastic place to bring the whole family for a day out. Enjoy over 5,000 years of Bristol history. There’s plenty for children to do with a large play area that’s fantastic for kids of all ages equipped with slides, swings, climbing frames, see-saws, trampolines and a tree house."
Mentioned by Gough Quarters
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"Blaise Castle Estate is situated in northwest Bristol – it is a 650-acre park with a spectacular Gothic-style castle in the centre. The cafe there is currently open, and there’s also plenty of space for a walk around the estate and stunning views over Clifton Gorge."
Brandon Hill
Brandon Hill
4.7 (2917 ratings)4.5 (156 ratings)
Popular hilltop green space & home of Cabot Tower, a neo-gothic landmark with sweeping views.
Park St, Bristol, BS1 5RR, United Kingdom
ParkNature & ParksNature & Wildlife Areas
Mentioned by Secret Bristol
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"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."
Mentioned by Gough Quarters
Bristol's best parks for a (socially distanced) picnic
"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."
Durdham Downs
Durdham Downs
4.7 (174 ratings)
Bristol, BS9 1FG, United Kingdom
Park
Clifton Downs
Clifton Downs
4.7 (2219 ratings)5 (3 ratings)
Rolling suburban downs & Iron Age fort site with a café, BBQ & picnic areas & Clifton Bridge views.
Stoke Rd, Bristol, BS9 1FG, United Kingdom
ParkFun & GamesPlaygrounds
Mentioned by westcountrygames.co.uk
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"Situated on the border of Clifton Village, Clifton and Redland, The Downs is made up of acres of picturesque, protected parklands that offer an escape from the hustle and bustle of the city centre. They’re a fantastic place to explore and enjoy a relaxing stroll but are also home to a number of exciting events throughout the year. The highlight of The Downs’ calendar is The Downs Festival which has grown into one of the biggest music events in the South West."
Mentioned by BristolLive
Fun things to do with kids in Bristol
"For the greatest free show on earth, all you have to do is look up at the night sky. If you want stars in your eyes then Durdham Down is apparently one of the best places in Bristol to go. Away from the worst of Bristol's light pollution, and without too many trees and buildings to obstruct your view, it is one of the top locations in the country to look at the night sky."
Mentioned by Gough Quarters
Bristol's best parks for a (socially distanced) picnic
"The Downs in Clifton may not be playing host to any concerts or festivals this year, but you can still enjoy these wide, flat green spaces if you’re looking for a breath of fresh outdoor air in the heart of the city. Together, Clifton Down and Durdham Down comprise 400 acres of open space, perfect for picnics in the sun, jogging or outdoor games."
Victoria Park
Victoria Park
4.5 (1567 ratings)
Rolling Victorian neighbourhood park with city views, kids' play areas, tennis, bowls plus a cafe.
12 Hill Ave, Bristol, BS3 4SN, United Kingdom
Park
Mentioned by Gough Quarters
Bristol's best parks for a (socially distanced) picnic
"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."
Mentioned by Visit Bristol
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"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."
Eastwood Farm
Eastwood Farm
4.6 (265 ratings)
Tranquil riverfront natural area & hiking/fishing spot with wetlands & local wildlife.
Wyndham Cres, Bristol, BS4 4ED, United Kingdom
Nature preservePark
Mentioned by Go South West | Travel in South West England | Your one stop guide to travel in South West England
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"The Eastwood Farm Nature Reserve is a lovely place for an afternoon stroll very close to Bristol centre. It’s located in Brislington, on the edge of the River Avon. Here, you’ll have the chance to stroll through woodland and enjoy vast open space, as well as look out for animals like kingfishers, herons, swans and squirrels."
Dame Emily Park
Dame Emily Park
4.2 (251 ratings)
1913 Booth Rd, Southville, Bristol BS3 1BP, United Kingdom
Skateboard parkPark

Top 10 Kid Friendly Things To Do and Attractions in Longleat Safari Park

University of Bristol Botanic Garden
University of Bristol Botanic Garden
4.6 (63 ratings)4.5 (124 ratings)
Displays and glass houses containing herbs, tropical plants, crops and rare local species.
Stoke Park Rd, Stoke Bishop, Bristol BS9 1JG, United Kingdom
Botanical gardenNature & ParksUniversityGardens
Life Church Bath
Life Church Bath
4.8 (15 ratings)4.5 (9 ratings)
1A, Forum Buildings, St James's Parade, Bath BA1 1UG, United Kingdom
Christian churchSights & LandmarksCommunity centerArchitectural BuildingsSacred & Religious Sites
Mentioned by Lets Travel More
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"When you talk about a church built with a purpose you’re essentially referring to Bath City Church. It’s a beautiful and imposing structure that stands as evidence of the personality and style of the people. Many tourists like to see the place because of photo opportunities."
Vicar's Cl
Vicar's Cl
5 (1 ratings)4.5 (871 ratings)
Quaint cobblestone thoroughfare lined with its original houses, all standing since the 14th century.
Wells, UK
Notable streetSights & LandmarksArchitectural Buildings

Best Arts and Culture Places in Longleat Safari Park

To The Moon
To The Moon
4.8 (286 ratings)
27-29 Midland Road, Old Market, St Philips, Bristol BS2 0JT, United Kingdom
BarArt galleryCocktail barEvent venueLive music barPub
The Gallery Cafe
The Gallery Cafe
5 (1 ratings)
Fisherton Mill, 108 Fisherton St, Salisbury SP2 7QY, United Kingdom
Art cafeArt centerCafeCoffee shopRestaurant
Royal West of England Academy (RWA)
Royal West of England Academy (RWA)
4.4 (130 ratings)4.5 (84 ratings)
Collection of fine art, Walter Crane lunettes and temporary exhibitions in grand Victorian building.
Queens Rd, Clifton, Bristol BS8 1PX, United Kingdom
Art galleryShoppingArt museumArt schoolArts organizationCafeDrawing lessonsExhibitModern art museumMuseumWedding venue
Mentioned by Wriggle
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"Bristol’s very first art gallery, dating back to 1844, sits in a stunning Grade II Victorian listed building at the very top of the Clifton Triangle. This established and respected institution organises an extensive programme of talks, events and exhibitions to ensure that all generations have access to viewing their reputable art collection. Showcasing an ever-changing display of contemporary and historical art, the RWA is also home to a Drawing School with a roster of courses and workshops open to the general public, if you fancy sharpening up your drawing skills."
Mentioned by SuperCarers
Best accessible museums in Bristol
"Containing thousands of pieces from artists both world famous and obscure, the RWA is contained within a stunning Grade II-listed building. Visitors are free to explore its many galleries, where they’ll get a chance to witness the artistic heritage of Bristol up close. As a large and metropolitan museum, access is provided throughout."

Best & Cool Bars in Longleat Safari Park

No.1 Harbourside
No.1 Harbourside
4.2 (1170 ratings)
Live music and European dishes made with locally sourced ingredients in a massive waterside space.
1 Canon's Rd, Bristol, BS1 5UH, United Kingdom
RestaurantBar
Mentioned by SquareMeal
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"Why: This South Western gem has a three-star rating from the Sustainable Restaurant Association, meaning you can dine in comfort knowing that everything you’re eating has been carefully sourced and that the team are taking steps to reduce their waste and minimise their energy usage. When it comes to the food there’s a regularly-changing menu that reflects what’s in season, to make the most of the best ingredients. Mains are priced between £10-16 and typically include dishes like Cornish mussels in cider cream, chicken pot roast, and fish and chips.Where: 1 Canon's Road, BS1 5UH"
Browns Bath
Browns Bath
4.1 (754 ratings)
All-day British chain brasserie and bar with lobster nights and afternoon tea in grand cafe setting.
Old Police Station, Orange Grove, Bath BA1 1LP, United Kingdom
BrasserieBarBreakfast restaurantBritish restaurantCocktail barRestaurant
Mentioned by Bubbablue and me
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"I’ve not eaten in a Browns for years even though there is one Oxford. So I really fancy trying Browns in Bath. before we went I did check out the menu first for children and I knew N wanted to have fish and chips one day so Browns was going to deliver on that."
Mentioned by food.list.co.uk
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"Blending European brasserie dishes and timelessly elegant surroundings, Browns Brasserie & Bar Bath champions an informal yet refined concept. Renowned for indulgent twists on classic comfort food recipes, Browns has offered trademark favourites…"
Mentioned by DesignMyNight
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"Located in a former police station and court, Browns Brasserie & Bar is adding some sophistication to your meals out. Enjoy a feast of seasonal fare, including baked camembert, vegan curry and Devon crab linguine."
Slug & Lettuce Bristol Harbourside
Slug & Lettuce Bristol Harbourside
3.7 (1111 ratings)
Smart chain pub with a cocktail list, a classic British menu and uncluttered contemporary decor.
Explore Ln, Bristol, BS1 5TY, United Kingdom
Cocktail barBarBritish restaurantLoungeRestaurant
Mentioned by DesignMyNight
Bristol Restaurants With A View
"It's not just late night revelries at Slug & Lettuce, this Bristol bar and restaurant is also covering day light hours with their position next to the harbour. With outdoor seating near the water, the party staple has got cocktails and easy dinners with a view packaged up."
Mentioned by DesignMyNight
Best For Brunch In Bristol
"The Slug and Lettuce is without a doubt one of Bristol's best places for bottomless brunch. Not only has it got gorgeous decor, including pretty birdcage booths, but it also boasts a tasty menu and a selection of drinks to choose from."

Vacation Rentals, Airbnb, Hotels & Cabins near Longleat Safari Park

Deverill End
4.7 (52 reviews)
Deverill End
Hotel
$70 /night
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Bleet Cottage B&B
5.0 (85 reviews)
Bleet Cottage B&B
cottage
$99 /night
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Rook Lane House
4.9 (210 reviews)
Rook Lane House
bed & breakfast
$62.5 /night
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