1 / 3Felix Road Adventure Playground
📍 Easton, South West
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Free community adventure playground run by Eastside Community Trust with volunteer support. Nature-based outdoor play, regular events, and on-site meals. Best for children aged 5-8 who enjoy a relaxed, neighbourhood atmosphere.
🏆 Funzaroo Verdict
Best for families with children aged 5-8 who thrive in a community-focused, low-key outdoor environment. The volunteer-run model creates a genuinely warm atmosphere, and the regular events programme gives repeat visitors something new each time. Older children and teenagers are likely to find the activities less engaging.
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💬 What Families Are Saying
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Coral Bidari
11 months ago
“Great, fun adventure park for all ages. Highly reccomend. They hold regular events and are always super popular.”
Blue Rhythmic Night
a year ago
“I love Felix Road Adventure Playground. Went there as a kid a lot, as I lived round the corner. Took my son there the other day (some 20 years later), and it's still kicking! Very well developed and still community based and driven! A truly little 'kid-centered' gem 💎”
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4 years ago
“Really nice community feel. Lots of different activities and play equipments. My 5 and 7 years old really enjoyed it and we had a feel meal. The volunteers are amazing and friendly.”
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Based on Google review tagsCommunity space
11 reviews
Free food for kids
7 reviews
Adventure playground
3 reviews
Safe playground
3 reviews
Friendly staff
3 reviews
Overview
Felix Road Adventure Playground is operated by Eastside Community Trust in Easton, Bristol. Volunteers run the site and support children through outdoor physical play, nature-based activities, and community events. On-site meals are available and well-reviewed. The playground holds regular events and has retained its community character for over two decades. Indoor facilities are also available on-site.
