Siobhan
20.02.2025
The second best park I've ever been to. Very wild in places, but that’s definitely a plus. Lovely long walks, lovely views and wonderfully peaceful even at the weekend.
There are benches perhaps every three minutes or so. Only toilets at the entrances to the park, and I wouldn't recommend most sections for wheelchairs or mobility scooters.
Dave Penrose
20.02.2025
A really pleasant and interesting place. There are wooded walks, river walks and walks over grassland.
Karen Needs
18.02.2025
Miserable day but lovely walk. Plenty to see, and not too crowded.
Jasmine Luianna Emslie
18.02.2025
Bring nuts to feed the friendly (and hungry robins!)
Enda McNiffe
17.02.2025
Pleasant walk but can get muddy
ANNA WOODWARD
11.02.2025
Lovely place to walk dogs
Karen Needs
04.02.2025
Great place for long walks and enjoying nature.
sharon noyes
26.01.2025
I read reviews before visiting and took my wellies which came in handy especially as I went there in January. For what you have there the toilets are fine. There is a cafe there and a few seats in the area to sit on. Parking is a pound per hour.
Phil Seronni
23.01.2025
This place is fantastic, beautiful and great for hiking.
Dan
21.02.2021
Great for walks with the family
Anna Blaser
13.01.2025
Popular pretty walking route with different choices of paths to follow.. up to Oldbury park, or the the village green like pub on Frenchay Common
John Coles
04.12.2024
When I was about five years old, and a pupil at Easton Road Primary School, we had a day out at Snuff Mills. Don't ask me how we got there, or even back to school because I really cannot remember. After all we are speaking of a time lapse of over 70 years, between then and now.
What I can remember though is standing in that very spot before the turning wheel, and watching it go around and around. The smell in the air was also very pungent, most probably something to do with the River Frome, the damp air, and the rotting leaves. I visited again yesterday, and it was like being in a time capsule because nothing seemed to have changed.
As I got older, perhaps eight or nine years of age, I would leave St Pauls early on a Saturday morning with friends, walk to Mina Road Park, then onto Eastville Park and follow the river through to Snuff Mills. Once there we would continue to follow the river until we got to Vassalls, and then up to the main Fishponds Road and home . . . just in time for Six-Five Special.
Pete Dyer
04.11.2024
Lovely walk along the river, shame carpark is now and pay and display. We walked so didn't use it but very few cars there. River could do with some tree managent, lots of fallen trees.
