Wraxall Piece

Visitor information

The perfect forest school opportunity within easy reach of Bristol

Wraxall Piece is a small, peaceful woodland within easy reach of Bristol and Nailsea. There is a range of forest roads and tracks to explore that are best accessed on foot, because there is no public parking at Wraxall Piece. 

This compact site is ideal for running forest school activities. Please contact us to enquire.

 

 

At a glance 

  • Walking trails
  • Dogs welcome 

Things to do

Walking at Wraxall Piece

Walking in the woodland is the perfect way to get some fresh air and explore some of the area's most beautiful landscapes.

Wraxall Piece has a range of paths that run through the...

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