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Tea rooms open 10:00-16:00. National Trust membership/paid entry to house and gardens.

Set high on the northeastern end of Purdown, the bright yellow Dower House is a familiar landmark above Bristol. It's set at the far end of the Stoke Park Estate’s parkland, where you will find loads of fun running trails. The house itself was originally built in 1553 and has seen various renovations. Today, it is Grade II-listed.

Beautiful Country House with gardens and Estate Walks. Coffee Shop and Toilets.

A great footpath that takes you through the magnificent Newark Park Estate. Stick to the main path all the way after turning left just after the entrance lodge (Hillmill Lane end), don't veer off left again along the another vague path just a bit up the hill... that will lead you to all sorts of trouble!

An incredibly beautiful house set in equally beautiful grounds and surrounding countryside.

Check out the grounds for some easy off road riding

You've seen the place from the M32 now visit up close.

Built in 1511, Thornbury Castle is a delightful Tudor country house that was actually never used as a castle. In 1535, Henry VIII stayed at the castle with Anne Boleyn. After the Civil War, the castle fell into disrepair until being rescued in and renovated in 1824 by the affluent Howard family. From 1966 to 1986, the castle was used as a restaurant where famous chefs such as Nigel Slater and Simon Gault began their culinary careers. Today, it is used as a luxury hotel, wedding venue and restaurant. Although pricey, it is worth stopping for a coffee to soak up the stunning surroundings. You can find more information, here: https://www.thornburycastle.co.uk/