Walk in Bristol
with Richie
Victory Park
5 Nearest Attraction
1. St Luke's Church Brislington
(0,3 mile - 7 min walking)
2. Brislington United Reformed Church
(0,5 mile - 11 min walking)
(0,7 mile - 14 min walking)
(1,0 mile - 20 min walking)
5. Callington Road Nature Reserve
(1,0 mile - 22 min walking)
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Nearest Public Toilet
Tesco
(Community Toilet Scheme)
Accessible
Callington Road, Bristol, BS4 5AY
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​There is a play area with plenty for all the children including a nest swing, cradle swings and climbing structure.
They also have a sand pit and digger which is great for the little ones.
The play area has been fenced off to keep dogs out.
Richie's opinion :
" The Victory Park is a local open hillside park with large green spaces, so it is perfect to a good walk, dog walk, sports, or just a little bit relaxing in the nature. "
About Victory Park
Victory Park is an open hillside park with large areas of green and a brilliant children’s play area in Brislington.
The park is surprising, as the top is as flat as a pancake whereas the rest of the park is a steep hill.
The area at the top is flat as there are football pitches, so a perfect ball trowing area!
The rest of the park has a rural feel to it as it is surrounded by trees, grassy fields and meadows.
Access
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The play area is at the bottom of the hill, and is accessible from the park entrance on School Road close by.A tarmac path provides wheelchair and pushchair access from the entrance to the play area.
There are some minor level changes within the play area although most areas are accessible to wheelchair users.
The park is open and accessible 24 hours a day.
Facilities and activities
The play equipment is suitable for children up to 13 years old. Equipment includes a large net climbing structure, a nest swing, cradle swings, a stand-up seesaw, a roundabout, and a slide.
There's also a sand pit with a sand digger and balance beams, and areas of grass and boulders for natural play.
The play area is fenced so as to be dog free and has seating and a litterbin.
History
Centenary Park a gift to city after the Horrors of war article - Bristol Post (pressreader)
https://www.pressreader.com/uk/bristol-post/
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