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Greville Smyth Park, Bristol
Greville Smyth Park, once a part of Ashton Court Estate, has transformed into a beloved community park located in south Bristol. It has gained immense popularity due to its remarkable assortment of splendid trees, breathtaking views, an exhilarating children's play area, and an engaging community-led activity program.
The park's most captivating feature lies in its enchanting mature trees. Notably, there is a magnificent Indian Bean Tree located near the tennis courts on the eastern boundary of the park, along Frayne Road.
Moreover, the park offers tennis courts that can be accessed through a local tennis club. Additionally, Ashton Boys Football Club utilizes the park for training and junior matches, while the Greville Smyth Bowls Club enjoys its games on the park's bowling green.
What sets this park apart in Bristol is its inclusion of playing structures specifically designed for teenagers. Within the children's play area, you'll find an exciting bicycle carousel, a variety of rockers, a toddler multi-play area, and swings. Additionally, there are three football pitches and a ping pong table to cater to different interests. It's worth noting that both play areas are designated as dog-free zones. The park features various levels, but it's important to mention that some of the paths may not be wheelchair accessible.
The park's most captivating feature lies in its enchanting mature trees. Notably, there is a magnificent Indian Bean Tree located near the tennis courts on the eastern boundary of the park, along Frayne Road.
Moreover, the park offers tennis courts that can be accessed through a local tennis club. Additionally, Ashton Boys Football Club utilizes the park for training and junior matches, while the Greville Smyth Bowls Club enjoys its games on the park's bowling green.
What sets this park apart in Bristol is its inclusion of playing structures specifically designed for teenagers. Within the children's play area, you'll find an exciting bicycle carousel, a variety of rockers, a toddler multi-play area, and swings. Additionally, there are three football pitches and a ping pong table to cater to different interests. It's worth noting that both play areas are designated as dog-free zones. The park features various levels, but it's important to mention that some of the paths may not be wheelchair accessible.
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Greville Smyth Park on Map
Sight Name: Greville Smyth Park
Sight Location: Bristol, England (See walking tours in Bristol)
Sight Type: Park/Outdoor
Sight Location: Bristol, England (See walking tours in Bristol)
Sight Type: Park/Outdoor
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