Wonderful oasis of charm, in the most unlikely of places. Tricky to find but worth it if you make the effort. Chance to spot an urban Fox, we did.

Blaise village and its estate is so picturesque! There are acres of open park land and everyone is welcome. You see dog walkers, walkers, and people picnicking. There is also a children play area and a café where you can purchase drinks and light snacks. A great place to get away from the city and enjoy the peace of the... More

We visit here very often in the summer time. There is a large network of walks to explore. In addition, it's a great place for a small BBQ. It's nice to see that there's somewhere that doesn't outlaw responsible people making a BBQ.

A gorgeous little hamlet with the most quaint, pretty houses I've seen. Lovely to have a look round on a nice day. Dogs are welcome too, which is a bonus. Blaise Castle Estate is just over the road as well which is a brilliant place for dog walking and picnics. There is also a big children's play area and cafe.

This little picturesque and very quaint group of houses near to Blaise Estate is well worth a visit. Some great photo opportunities and you can have a picnic/coffee at the Blaise Castle Estate afterwards.

We have been there many times from when the children were little (went on the bus) and still like to visit. Its very fairytale like. Toilets are close by at Blaise Castle Park, and their cafe is good too, with lots of choices. The staff will also do food thats not on the menu

Loads of outdoor space to keep children and dog walkers happy. plenty of walks to get lost round. great play area for the kids, especially hide and seek in the woods.

There are many avenues to choose to walk, it is well worth walking up towards the castle on the top, telling the children to watch out for dragons, pixies and faeries are fun, as the area is more akin to fairy tales.

These beautifully unspoilt grade 1 listed cottages surrounding what would have been a village green 200 yrs ago are just magical and a must for all visitors to Bristol. Steeped in history and currently occupied by tennants of the national trust who manage the hamlet.