Oke Park Wood is a 2.5 hectare new woodland located on the northern fringe of Bristol, owned and managed by Bristol City Council.  This new community woodland has full public access, so you are welcome to visit at any time.  

The trees planted are all native broadleaves such as ash, oak, field maple, hazel and wild cherry.  Pupils from the local school chose the name 'Oke Park Wood' and planned and planted the new woodland along with the local community.  The site also has large areas of grassed open space and excellent views across the Severn Estuary and Ridge.

Dedicate a Tree

You can Dedicate a Tree at Oke Park Wood. Click here for information on the Forest of Avon Tree Dedication Scheme and our other tree dedication sites.

Access

Most paths and walking areas are grass, but a hard surfaced path crosses the site which is suitable for wheechairs and prams. There is no designated car park, so if you intend to park in the residential area adjacent to the site, please do so with consideration for the needs of local residents.

Getting There

Oke Park Wood is in Brentry, north Bristol (OS Grid Ref ST 582 794).  The site can be accessed via Okebourne Road to the west, Chakeshill Close to the east and Knole Lane to the south.

If possible, please try to use environmentally friendly forms of transport wherever possible.  The site can be easily accessed via a number of public footpaths as well as by bicycle.  Click here to view the Sustrans website showing a map of the National Cycle Network around Oke Park Wood.

Map

Click here to download a copy of the map below, together with a map showing the location of the site.

The Countryside Code

Please follow the The Countryside Code when visiting the site and help respect, protect and enjoy our countryside and public open space.