Queen Elizabeth Gardens
- Queen Elizabeth Gardens, Cranebridge Road, Salisbury, SP2 7TD
- 01722 342860
- info@salisburycitycouncil.gov.uk
Opened in the early 1960s to commemorate the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, Queen Elizabeth Gardens is one of Salisbury’s most cherished and celebrated parks.
The park has a planted area, a large play park (with facilities for children with disabilities), as well as ample of green space; perfect for a picnic and outdoor games. The River Avon flows through the park and there's an ideal spot by the Town Path for some paddling.
Also, from here, you can access the Town Path which takes walkers past the water meadows and out to Harnham. There is also a sensory garden just off Mill Road that has added further variety to the landscape. And, don’t forget to take in the scenery with fantastic views of Salisbury Cathedral.
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City Centre Location
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Disabled Access
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Dog Friendly
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Toilets
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Opening Hours - The park is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Parking - Parking is available at Lush House car park (pay and display) next to Queen Elizabeth Gardens.
Toilets - Public toilets including disabled toilets and baby changing facilities are available next to Lush House car park.
Accessibility - The gardens is mainly a grass area with flat, tarmacked paths and several wooden bridges.
Dogs - Dogs are welcome, but please make sure you clean up after them.
Management - Queen Elizabeth Gardens is managed and cared for by Salisbury City Council.
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