Begbrook Green Park
Frenchay Park Road, Frenchay, Bristol BS16
Introduction
A peaceful, friendly, modern, local community park in north Bristol with something for everyone.
Access
Begbrook Green Park is open 24 hours. The park is very flat and, apart from the fact that the paved paths are in only linear (not circular) routes, is accessible for wheelchairs. Click here to view a GIS map of the site.
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Buildings and structures
There are changing rooms for the all weather pitches and football pitches.
Community groups and associations
There are currently no user groups for this park. We would be pleased to hear from anyone interested in developing a local group - if you are interested please contact Bristol Parks on the details below. Click here to find out more about getting involved in supporting your local park or green space.
Developments
The land upon which the park is located is held under covenant from National Playing Fields Association and therefore cannot be built upon. The Bowling Club, however, does have planning permission to build an extension to the changing rooms on the site and is looking for funds.
Events
Bristol's parks host hundreds of events each year from keynote festivals and performances in the city's magnificent green spaces, through sporting events and charity fundraisers, to smaller scale community events in local parks. Most of these events take place from April to September. To find out what is happening in the park, visit What's On. If you are interested in holding an event in one of Bristol's parks and open spaces, visit our information for event promoters.
History
The park was constructed after World War Two on the site of what was prefabricated housing. At the far end of the site some old apple trees remain from the gardens of the prefabs.
Management and maintenance
If you have any comments, queries or concerns about the management and maintenance of this site, please contact Bristol Parks on the contact details below and we will ensure your information is promptly actioned.
Play facilities and activities
There are currently two dog-free playgrounds and a trim trail.
Follow this link to find out more about Play in Bristol and in the city's parks and green spaces.
Plants and wildlife
The park has a variety of mature trees and hedges. These, together with its proximity to Oldbury Court Estate, provide valuable shelter to a variety of wildlife, ranging from butterflies to birds. There is plenty of birdlife in the park - watch out for the seagulls 'paddling' the grass for earthworms, and listen out for the green woodpeckers yaffling in the woodland near Oldbury Court and Snuff Mills. Click here for more information on Bristol's wildlife.
Sport and recreation
Begbrook Green Park has a bowling green, football pitches and all weather pitches. Click here for more information on availability and booking.
Contact us
You can call Bristol Parks on 0117 922 3719 or email: bristolparks@bristol.gov.uk Monday to Friday 8.30am - 5pm (4.30pm Friday). Alternatively you can text us on 0771 039 6713 to report flytipping, graffiti, or make any other comments about Bristol's parks and green spaces. Please provide as much information and specific details as possible about the location attaching any supporting photographs. We will only call you back if we require further information.
related links
- Bristol Harbour - homepage for Bristol Harbour
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General information - more news, information and initiatives from Bristol Parks
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Park Life - download our evergreen guide to activities in your local park
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