


Explore a tranquil 4-hectare Victorian park with champion trees, winding paths, and a charming water garden just minutes from Bath city centre.
Venue Type
Outdoor
Typical visit duration
All day
Booking
Walk-in
Recommended ages
0 months (newborn)+
A very cozy and well-maintained park. You can tell that everything was created with love for this place. There are benches where you can sit back, enjoy the surroundings, and soak up the peace and quiet! I highly recommend visiting this place!
Lovely park to stroll round. Beautiful mature trees. The lime trees had a glorious smell when I was there yesterday. I was starting a walk there for Dorothy house, but would definitely come back. Highly recommend a visit
Lovely Park, pretty and well maintained with a lot of seating and plenty of shady areas on a sunny day. Beautiful Remembrance Garden with a small pond and seating. The park is in a slightly secluded area so does not get as busy as some other parks which can he nice. Is lovely to have a little rest on a summers day. If you are visiting the Holborn Museum, this park is close, so it's worth a visit 😊
One of my favourite places in Bath, especially when the weather is good. The park is wonderful, spacious and a perfect place for a picnic. There is also the remembrance garden within the park which is just stunning in the spring and summer, with beautiful flowers and benches around a pond.
This is a glorious, compact park full of mature trees that is maintained with the help of a band of dedicated volunteers. Perfect for anyone seeking to be inspired and consoled by nature. In the autumn, walk along the path beneath the canopy of century old horse chestnut trees. In the winter, enjoy the light filtering through the trees. In the spring, admire the beauty of the many cherry blossom trees. In the summer, sit in the cool shade of the rose covered arbor. Every season gives its own joy.
Reviews last updated: 29 September 2026
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This venue was last updated on 29 September 2026
