Welcome To Alice Park

A little tranquil gem on the eastern side of Bath; Alice Park is a wonderful place for whole families to enjoy. We are situated on the corner of the Gloucester Road and the A4, opposite the Bath Rugby Ladies training ground.

Set in eight acres of beautiful land, Alice Park offers a family friendly playpark, community garden, wildlife pond and quiet sanctuary, boules piste, a skate park and limited free parking.
We are the perfect spot to stop off on a long trip to Bath, or as a destination location in our own right. Well behaved dogs (and children) are welcome off lead, and there is the award-winning fully licenced cafe.

  Welcome

Hello and welcome to Alice Park, & of course the Alice Park Cafe.
Back in 2007, I was wandering around this stunning park with my dogs, and often thought 'wouldn't it be great if that tea chalet was open?'. Having spent the last lifetime in advertising and marketing, youthful me was in catering and I also have been DJing soul music on vinyl since 1973 - so I decided to do something about it – and create somewhere I would want to go, with or without kids or dogs, a great vibe and of course plenty of soul music!

Many moons later, we are still looking to constantly improve but, although I say so myself, the place looks pretty tasty – we have the lounge section, the new oak structure undercover section, and a special raised VIP section, so there will always be somewhere undercover to sit! We have worked really hard to develop a great community vibe, and try our best to make the park a community hub & perfect family destination; somewhere even Dad can enjoy himself.

See you in the park!

Tony

  Testimonials

“Enjoy the Full Alice breakfast or a burger for lunch. Great people, so a friendly service with a smile and a chat.

Food: 5/5 | Service: 5/5 | Atmosphere: 5/5”

Siwart, Google Review


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