Bristol's Nature Reserves

Eastwood Farm Local Nature Reserve

Eastwood Farm is a peaceful riverside haven close to Bristol city centre.

Interpretation panel

A pdf of an interpretation panel, providing a wide range of information about the site, is available to download from the related documents section at the foot of this page.

Getting there

Eastwood Farm is located in the Avon Valley in Brislington, south east Bristol. Access is via Whitmore Avenue, off Broomhill Road, Brislington. Parking within the farm is free, however vehicle access to the site is only available during working hours on weekdays. Outside of these hours, parking is available at Whitmore Avenue, a short walk away. Plan your visit to Eastwood Farm with regional map, journey planner and city map viewer.

Accessibility

Good footpaths throughout, with certain areas wheelchair accessible. However, some steep slopes and paths can be very muddy after rain.

Wildlife

Eastwood Farm is a great place to see wildlife, including herons, swans, buzzards and deer. The different types of wildlife habitat on the reserve are:

• Mixed aged woodlands.
• Water meadows.
• A pond and lagoon.
• Wildflower rich meadows.
• The River Avon.

Community involvement

The Friends of Eastwood Farm is a group of local residents interested in protecting and enhancing the nature reserve. They have regular meetings and organise work days and events. New members are always welcome.

Contact us

E-mail: bristolparks@bristol.gov.uk
Telephone: 0117 922 3719
Text: 0771 039 6713

You can 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.

Opening hours

Monday to Thursday: 8.30am - 5pm
Friday: 8.30am - 4.30pm

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