The Friends of Old Sneed Park Nature Reserve
A secluded piece of countryside, a wildlife haven, in Sneyd Park, Stoke Bishop, Bristol, within three miles of the city centre.
We carry out conservation work, organise talks, guided walks and activities for children. The community involvement is very important to us as we celebrate 25 years of the reserve.
About Us
Find out about The Friends of Old Sneed Park Nature Reserve including our conservation of the Nature Reserve.
Updates from our Twitter
We hold working parties about 6 times a year, always on Saturdays.
For ecological reasons we take a break from working parties over the summer months.
Dates for our next working parties are:
2024: 7th December
2025: 18th January, 15th February, 15th March, 12th April, 10th May
Pop them in your diary.
Meet by the Millennium Stone below the Glenavon Park entrance. Please bring your own refreshments.
Volunteer at a working party
We are back at it again, post-lockdown.
Upcoming dates are (all on Saturday):
2024: 7th December,
2025: 18th January, 15th February, 15th March, 12th April, 10th May
We take a break over summer to let nature do it’s thing before resuming in September.
Do check our Twitter for updates.
These are held on Saturday mornings from 10am to 12am several times a year as required. Essential work on the Reserve is done by these working parties, which are good fun and very sociable events. Please bring your own refreshments.
Everyone is welcome to come and help. There is always a choice of tasks, from light weeding or bramble clearing to heavier work for the younger and stronger.
If you would like to do some work on your own as part of your daily exercise please contact us via fospnr@gmail.com
Please help to restore our flower meadows
Please keep to the paths and give the flowers a chance to grow.
Recent Events
Renewed dipping platform paid for by the members of the friends.
Planting of an oak tree, specially chosen by Mrs Cook to celebrate her 100th birthday.
New book to celebrate 25 Years!
A beautifully illustrated book has been produced, charting the flora and fauna of the Reserve and the formation of the Freinds 25 years ago.
Cost of the book: £6