
park gardens · historic house gardens · nature reserve
Prior Park Landscape Garden
An outdoor park-gardens in Bath and North East Somerset
Today: heavy drizzle · 16°C
A wet day — perfect for indoor exploration
Setting
Outdoor
Entry
Moderate
Who for
Ages 5–18+

A stunning 18th-century landscape garden in Bath, famous for its Palladian bridge (one of only four in the world) and sweeping views of the city. Families can explore wooded paths, open lawns, and a serene lake. The garden is hilly, so pushchairs may be challenging, but older children will enjoy the sense of adventure. Highlights include the bridge, grotto, and Gothic temple. Facilities: car park (pay & display), National Trust shop, and tea-room with outdoor seating. Toilets available on site. No dedicated playground but plenty of space to run. Dogs welcome on leads. Best for ages 5+ due to steep paths; younger children can be carried in a baby carrier.

What parents should know
A stunning 18th-century landscape garden in Bath, famous for its Palladian bridge (one of only four in the world) and sweeping views of the city.
Clothing
Wear proper footwear for steep terrain
The paths are quite steep and can be muddy. Bring sturdy shoes with good grip for children; trainers are better than sandals.
Buggy
Baby carriers work better than pushchairs
The hilly terrain makes pushchairs challenging. A baby carrier is much more practical for younger children and steep sections.
Must see
The Palladian bridge is the highlight
The iconic stone bridge is one of only four Palladian bridges in the world. Children love climbing up and exploring it.
Location and map
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