
Blaise Castle Walk - Option 3
Henbury,
- 35 minutes / 1.4km
- 29
This is the third walk option, Kings Weston Down Walk. Explore some of the lost history of the estate Roman and iron age past.

Step 1: Bristol Future Parks are looking for community-led projects at this green space. http://bristol.gov.uk/futureparks
Step 2: The No 3 & 4 Bus from Broadmead and Cribbs Causeway stops outside Blaise Castle Estate on Kings Weston Road. The closest station is Shirehampton. This is Walk 1 of 5 around the Blaise Castle estate.

Step 3: Enter the gates and start at the cafe. There are toilets and seats outside the cafe plus ample green space to sit and picnic.

Step 4: Before you head off, don't miss this dog sculpture on the other side of the entrance from the car park.

Step 5: There is also a great adventure playground for kids with a separate space for the younger and older ones.

Step 6: Blaise Castle House was built in 1795 for Jhon Scandret Harfird by William Paty. There is also a Orangery and more Classical Greek influence

Henbury,
This is the third walk option, Kings Weston Down Walk. Explore some of the lost history of the estate Roman and iron age past.

Henbury, Bristol
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