Welcome to The Journal’s guide to children’s play areas and parks in Bradley Stoke.
Jubilee Green Play Park, Savages Wood Road
The Jubilee Green play park opened in July 2009. It was designed by South Gloucestershire Council and was funded by the Big Lottery Fund, Playbuilder and Bradley Stoke Town Council.
During its first year of operation, the park will be maintained by South Gloucestershire Council, after which responsibility passes to the town council.
The park has the following facilities:
- Nest swing
- Climbing frame
- Single slide
- Double slide
- Sand Pits
- Rodeo Board
- Climbing Pole
- Exercise bikes
- Rowing machine
Car parking
Many visitors are able to walk or cycle to the park, but if you need to use your car, you can park in the car park of the nearby Jubilee Centre or on Savages Wood Road. Please be aware that your car may get locked in the car park when the Jubilee Centre closes.
Toilets
There is a public toilet at the back of the Town Council office extension at the Jubilee Centre (on the other side of the hard courts from the park). When this is closed, visitors are advised to make use of facilities at the Willow Brook Centre, ten minutes walk away.
Friends Group
The Friends of Jubilee Green group is an independent volunteer group that has lots of ideas, energy and enthusiasm on the use and development of the park and the Jubilee Green.
They would particularly like young people to get involved and have a say in how the park develops.
Jubilee Green Play Park stories from The Journal
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Saturday 6th November 2021
LETTER: More vandalism at Jubilee Green play area -
Wednesday 3rd November 2021
Council’s tough talk over recovering arson repair costs comes to nought -
Friday 7th May 2021
Play park fire damage estimated at almost £3,000 -
Thursday 13th June 2019
New play equipment installed at Jubilee park -
Sunday 7th April 2019
New play equipment coming to Jubilee park -
Thursday 7th February 2019
Play park equipment condemned as unsafe -
Saturday 6th April 2013
Voluntary group secures funds to build a ‘youth structure’ and improve park -
Monday 2nd July 2012
Vandals strike again at town’s play areas -
Friday 9th September 2011
Have your say on Jubilee Green play park projects -
Thursday 18th August 2011
Summer of Fun event for 5 to 12-year-olds this weekend
Other Council-Maintained Children’s Play Areas
The following play parks are maintained by Bradley Stoke Town Council:
Baileys Court play area
Between the Baileys Court Activity Centre and Baileys Court Primary School.
Brook Way play area
Outside the Brook Way Activity Centre.
Paddock Close play area
Close to the Trench Lane Roundabout.
Rosemary Close play area
Alongside the walkway between Rosemary Close and Coriander Drive.
Fennel Drive play area
Close to St Mary’s Primary School, alongside the walkway that runs parallel to the M4 motorway.
Other Children’s Play Areas
Bradley Stoke Leisure Centre
Fiddlers Wood Lane (off Bradley Stoke Way).
Play park is accessed through doors in the centre’s cafe area.
Champs Sur Marne
Close to the pedestrian crossing on Bradley Stoke Way.
Related Links
- Child Care in Bradley Stoke (The Journal)
- Schools in Bradley Stoke (The Journal)
- Children’s Parties in Bradley Stoke (The Journal)