Find out what Eastwood Farm has to offer, stunning views and the gem of the farm, Beese's Cafe

Come to the Holy Well, an important part of Brislington’s history!

Arnos Vale is the gateway and starting point to 'The Green Trail'!

Enjoy the beautiful scenery of Nightingale valley, and try to spot some of the local wildlife!

Sandy Park Road runs through Brislington! There some new green interventions to check out!

Check out what's growing at the Broomhill community gardens

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Find Cycle Routes, Bus routes, and more!

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Discover the unique heritage of Arnos Vale. 45 green acres of stunning victorian garden cemetery. Join an expert guided tour running Saturdays at 1.30pm from March to November or arrange a bespoke tour!

ARNOS VALE CEMETERY

SANDY PARKROADLook out for all the fantastic family events going on throughout the year, hosted by S.P.R.I.N.G. go to https://springbris.org to find out more!

The Brislington Brook corridor is a lush, green, wooded valley. Hidden away, it feels like a lost and forgotten land but it's brimming with discoveries to be made!

NIGHTINGALEVALLEY

Check out the progress of the community led allotment project right next to The Holy Well. Hosted by 'BS4 Youth' a local community group!

ST ANNE'S WOODS

Eastwood Farm nature reserve is a little known wildlife haven in Brislington. Friends of Eastwood Farm are a small group of local residents who have been working to improve the area

EASTWOOD FARM

Let us know if you have any green projects coming up!

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