Hedgemead Park

Lansdown Road, Bath BA1 5NG

● Open

4.6 105

Hours open

Photos

Location & Phone number

About Us

Reviews

Add Review

Hours open

Monday:

11:30 AM - 11:45 PM

Tuesday:

0:00 AM - ?

Wednesday:

? - 0:00 AM

Thursday:

7:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Friday:

1:00 AM - ?

Saturday:

? - 11:45 PM

Sunday:

Closed

Photos

Location & Phone number

Get Directions

Lansdown Road, Bath BA1 5NG, United Kingdom

About the Business

Hedgemead Park is a charming and well-loved public space located in the heart of Bath. This beautiful green space is nestled in the Lansdown Road area of the city, making it easy to access for locals and tourists alike. As one of the most popular parks in Bath, Hedgemead Park is a must-see destination for anyone visiting the city.

The park is maintained by a team of dedicated professionals who work hard to keep it looking its best year-round. Visitors to the park can expect to find lush green lawns, colorful flowers, and plenty of trees providing ample shade on hot summer days. There are also benches and picnic tables throughout the park, providing the perfect spot to pause and take in the gorgeous views.

Hedgemead Park is a great place to relax and unwind, and it's also a wonderful place to bring your family. Children will love running around on the grass, playing on the playground equipment, and exploring the nearby woodland areas. There are also plenty of walking paths throughout the park, making it a popular spot for joggers and dog walkers.

As a point of interest in Bath, Hedgemead Park is a fantastic attraction for those looking to learn more about the city's history and culture. The park has been a part of Bath for many years, and it's a great place to see some of the city's most iconic landmarks and architecture up close.

Overall, Hedgemead Park is a wonderful establishment and a real gem in the heart of Bath. With its stunning views, well-maintained grounds, and various recreational opportunities, it's the perfect place to spend a lazy afternoon, take a relaxing stroll, or simply soak up the beauty of this historic city.

Reviews

Robin Hodson:

"I thought I knew Hedgemead, but I suppose I mainly passed by so much, I assumed I knew it. I thought I could gain access from the stepped alleyway, and I could, but only after climbing to near the top level. Lower entry points would help. Fortunately, there were plenty of lower exits not connected to the stepped alleyway, although none of these were visible from London Road. Once inside though, there is no shortage of benches to sit upon (this is what I was after, to eat & reflect in comfort), plenty of litter bins, and lots of paths. There are also various curiosities, such as stone buttresses, a castellated tower, and a pagoda; and I'm sure many more. An information board promises a bandstand, swings &c, and a community vegetable garden. The info board also says the park used to be housing, which suffered landslides so was demolished. This begs the question of whether there are cellars and tunnels under the park, like there are in Castle Park in Bristol, which has a similar history."

almost 2 years ago

Cain Kill:

"You get some spectacular views from the inclines in this park! Obviously, that also means it can be a bit of a steep walk to get up to, if something like that bothers you. It has a playground and lots of space to just relax. Recommended"

almost 2 years ago

Jim Broom:

"Hedgemead Park is a small and quiet park overlooking the city of Bath. A lovely spot to bring a book and sit yourself down. There are stairs going from the top to the bottom, bringing you from Alpine Gardens directly into the hustle and bustle of Bath. Lovely!"

almost 2 years ago

Bob Goff:

"This city park was laid out from 1883 to 1889 on the site of Georgian housing, which was destroyed by land-slips twenty years earlier."

almost 2 years ago

Katie Thayer:

"A nice park to walk around with some amazing views and interesting things to see. There is a bandstand, play park, lots of places to sit and what looks like a look out tower from below. The kids play park has a good range of things to play on to keep them entertained for a while. There is a drinking water fountain (not in use) but still interesting to see. All the trees are labeled so you can see what type of tree it is that your looking at. This park is on a steep hill wich in some places the paths can be steep to although not to bad as they zigzag all the way up but for someone not as mobile as others may fined it a bit difficult. There is no toilets."

almost 3 years ago

People also searched for

List of local businesses, places and services in Bristol

⭐ business help 🔍 services ☎ phones 🕒 opening times ✍️reviews 🌍 addresses, locations 📷 photos

Hedgemead Park

Hours open

Photos

Location & Phone number

About the Business

Reviews

People Also Viewed

People also searched for