Rawnsley Park

🏟 Playground & park · Easton, Bristol

Rawnsley Park

Accessible, fenced and dog-free play park in Easton with an inclusive nest swing, trampoline, roundabout and a natural play area of boulders and logs.

🕑 Visit & openingℹ About🏞 Facilities🧒 Ages & play📍 Nearby❓ FAQ

🕑 Opening & entry

🌱 Open and accessible 24 hours a day; no admission charge · Free · No booking needed

📍 Location & directions

Address: Off Beaumont Terrace, Easton, BS5 0UR

Plus Code: 9C3VFC7G+FM

QR code with directions to Rawnsley ParkGet directions →Official site →

About Rawnsley Park

Rawnsley Park is a neighbourhood play park just off Beaumont Terrace in Easton, east Bristol, managed by Bristol City Council. It is designed with accessibility in mind: tarmac paths run through the park and every piece of play equipment can be reached from a footpath suitable for wheelchair users, making it a welcoming space for families with a range of needs. The fenced, dog-free play area includes an accessible nest swing and toddler swings, a dish roundabout, climbing and balancing equipment and a trampoline, giving children plenty of variety in a compact setting. Alongside the manufactured equipment is a natural play area built around boulders, logs and mature trees, encouraging more imaginative, free-form play. The park is kept simple and friendly, with seats and a picnic table for parents and carers, bins to keep the area tidy, and plenty of open grass for running around. It sits within easy reach of the surrounding Easton streets, making it a handy local stop for nearby families. The park is open and accessible 24 hours a day with no admission charge.

⭐ What makes this place special

  • Seats
  • Picnic table
  • Bins
  • Grass space to run around on

🏞 Facilities

  • Free entry
  • Accessibility: Tarmac paths provide access for wheelchair users; all play equipment is accessible from a footpath suitable for wheelchair use
  • Dogs: The play area is fenced and dog free

🧒 Ages & play

  • Accessible nest swing
  • Toddler swings
  • Dish roundabout
  • Climbing and balancing equipment
  • Trampoline
  • Natural play area with boulders, logs and mature trees

📍 Nearby places to play

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❓ Frequently asked questions

Is Rawnsley Park free?

Yes. Rawnsley Park is a free public park managed by Bristol City Council and is open and accessible 24 hours a day with no admission charge.

What's in the playground?

The fenced, dog-free play area has an accessible nest swing, toddler swings, a dish roundabout, climbing and balancing equipment and a trampoline, plus a natural play area with boulders, logs and mature trees.

Are there toilets or a cafe?

We could not confirm toilets or a cafe on site from official sources. The park does have seats, a picnic table and bins.

Where is Rawnsley Park?

It is off Beaumont Terrace, Easton, Bristol, BS5 0UR, in the east of the city.

Is it good for toddlers?

Yes. The fenced, dog-free play area includes toddler swings and an accessible nest swing, and tarmac paths make it easy to reach with a buggy or wheelchair.

✎ Last verified 2026-11-06. Something changed or out of date? Suggest a correction.
📚 Sources: Bristol City Council — Rawnsley Park (park finder).

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