Help us keep Horfield Common a special space for people and wildlife!​
Friends of Horfield Common (FoHC) are a volunteer-run Friends group who are dedicated to caring for, maintaining and enhancing the natural environment of Horfield Common. Its primary focus is the protection and support of local wildlife, along with encouraging the community to learn about, value and enjoy their local natural world.

​Working closely with other local organisations such as Bristol City Council (Bristol Parks) and The Ardagh Community Trust, our nature-loving volunteers organise regular activities such as litter picking, wildlife pond maintenance, tree planting and nature walks and talks - activities for people of all ages to enjoy and learn more about the Common's wildlife.

Through this website we share updates resources and ways to get involved in learning about and helping our local wildlife on the Common... and we'd love you to join us!

To find out about Friends of Horfield Common's work, please visit our About page.

Next events

​​Monthly Litter Pick
 28th February, 10am - 12pm
Meet at the entrance gate to the Ardagh site.

Next Friends Meeting
14th March, 10am - 12pm
Meet in the Garden Room at the Ardagh.

​​For more info, please see our What's on page, under News and Events.
The Twelve Trees Trail
To find out more about the route of this walk and where to pick up a leaflet,
​please go to the Twelve Trees Trail page.

Do you have a concern about the Common?

​To report issues ​or concerns about the park ​please go to our Get in Touch page.
​​For non-urgent matters, please contact Friend of Horfield Common via email at
​[email protected]
(Please note that the FoHC email address is not monitored on a daily basis)

Join the Friends of Horfield Common

​If you'd like to be involved with FoHC projects and activities or would like updates on the group, please do join us. 
​Find links to our Facebook and email here.