Woodchester Park Yate is just a little one tucked within the houses but well worth a visit if you’re in the area. It was one of our favourites to visit when Arthur was younger. I was going to say a toddler then, but he’s still a toddler, he just seems so grown up now! There’s a separate toddler park with equipment that Arthur found simple when he couldn’t even attempt pieces at other parks.
The toddler park has a climbing frame, swings (including a dual child/parent swing), spring loaders and a couple of other bits of play equipment. This is fenced off from the main park and secure. The main park has a new (for 2023) slide that Arthur and his friends could spend hours on, a climbing frame and zip wire. There is lots of open space surrounding the park, perfect for a picnic, as well as a multi-use sports pitch.
The bigger climbing frame in the main park is a bit tricky for Arthur but he usually spends all his time on the slide. I wouldn’t say this one is worth travelling miles for, but a perfect little park if you’re nearby.
WHERE IS WOODCHESTER PARK YATE?
The nearest postcode is BS378TL but it’s tucked within houses only accessible on foot.
Are there other parks nearby?
If you’re visiting Yate, Kingsgate Park is always worth a visit. Other parks in Yate are St. Marys and Witches Hat.
Is there car parking for Woodchester Park?
There isn’t any dedicated parking other than the surrounding streets so please be respectful of residents when using this park.
Are there any cafes/restaurants local to Woodchester Park?
There aren’t any cafes walking distance but Vintage Birdcage Cakery at Kingsgate Park is well worth a visit. As well as Bolero Lounge, Coffee Bean in Chipping Sudbury is also a delicious family run cafe.
