Kings Weston Estate
Bristol, England
Grade I listed country house in Lawrence Weston, Bristol, England, UK
The experience
About this day out
Kings Weston House is a Grade I listed historic estate in northwest Bristol, set within historic parkland with sweeping views across the Bristol Channel. It is home to a dog-friendly café serving coffee, cakes and food indoors by a wood burner or on the sunny terrace, and also hosts weddings, events and film shoots. The grounds are open to the public all year round.
When to go
Opening calendar
Café: Monday–Friday 8am–3:30pm, Saturday & Sunday 8am–4pm. Café Kitchen: Wednesday–Sunday 8am–3pm (open 7 days a week from mid July). Grounds: open to the public all year-round (car park closes at dusk). House: no formal tours, visits by prior arrangement.
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Prices at a glance
- Admission
- Free entry – no ticket or day pass needed; the grounds and café are open to all, seven days a week. Parking is also free for visitors.
Prices can change. Confirm ticket terms with the venue before booking.
Practical details
Facilities & accessibility
At a glance
- Accessibility
- Partially accessible. The café and disabled bathroom have level access and wider doors; access to the first floor is currently by stairs, with a lift planned by early 2026. Outside, much of the terrain is level with grass, gravel and woodland paths; the route from the car park to the house is firm underfoot though slightly uneven in places.
- Parking
- Free car park for visitors, located opposite Napier Miles Road. The car park closes automatically at dusk.
- Dogs
- Yes – dogs are welcome on leads throughout the grounds and in the front café space. Visitors are asked to clean up after their dogs.
Getting there
Where you'll find it
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