Henrietta Park
A gracious park, offering an oasis of calm just minutes from Bath city centre.
This tranquil, beautifully landscaped 4 hectare (10 acre) park was opened to celebrate the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria in 1897.
Its impressive collection of trees includes two national and numerous regional ‘champions’ (largest or tallest of their kind). These and a winding network of paths divide the space into a series of peaceful areas with a sense of self-containment. There is also the charming remembrance water garden, where romantic, scented planting surrounds a formal pond, with secluded seating areas.
Henrietta Park is just a 5 min walk from the city centre, on a level and easily accessible site. It offers an attractive green setting for small-scale events, community days and outdoor theatre.
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| Time of year | Standard rate (per day) | Charity rate (per day) |
|---|---|---|
| April to September | £639 | £320 |
| October to March | £639 | £320 |
Facilities on site
- Toilets (pay to use)
Event size
This location can support the following sized events:
- Small events
- Major events
Supported activities
Henrietta Park is a perfect location for the following activities:
- Outdoor theatre
- Community events
- Leisure activities
Site access
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Vehicle access
- Via Henrietta Mews
- Vehicles must follow paths only
Pedestrian access
Accessible from Henrietta Street, Henrietta Road, Henrietta Mews, and Henrietta Gardens
Disabled Access
A largely level park with steeper slopes or steps on just a couple of the numerous entrances
Parking
On-street parking, pay and display
Closest car parks, Manvers Street Car Park or Southgate (5 min)
Public Transport
Good public transport links from Bath Bus Station to Great Pulteney Street or Bathwick Street (200m)