About our parks and open spaces

We are responsible for around two million square metres of urban and rural green infrastructure.

These spaces perform many different functions, including formal and informal recreation, nature conservation, routes for sustainable transport, an educational resource, areas for flood risk management and enhanced settings for existing and new development. They have a key environmental, social and economic role within North Somerset.

Urban green infrastructure includes:

  • parks and open spaces
  • woodland
  • street trees
  • roundabouts and highway verges

find out more about our street trees and verges 

Rural green infrastructure includes:

  • countryside and conservation sites
  • rhynes and watercourses
  • public rights of way
  • open countryside offering potential for wildlife and recreation

Report an issue with our parks and open spaces

If you’ve noticed an issue with one of our parks or open spaces, you can report it to us online.

The way you make an online report to us has changed. You can either sign in to make your report or continue as a guest. If you continue as a guest you won’t be able to see updates about your report.

  • we’ll look at your report within 10 working days. If you’re reporting something dangerous we will make it a priority
  • if we need to, we’ll assess the site and decide what action should be taken
  • if you have reported the issue to us through MyAccount, you’ll be able to log in to see what action has been taken
  • we will only contact you if we need more information