
Coach Trips to Collett Park
Collett Park stands as one of the town’s most cherished outdoor spaces, offering both locals and visitors a slice of tranquillity amid its lush greenery. This picturesque park is a testament to well-preserved Victorian landscape design and serves as a terrific spot for family outings, leisurely walks, and moments of relaxation. Whether you’re a resident or a visitor, Collett Park provides an exceptional escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.
About Collett Park
Named after John Kyte Collett, the park was donated to the public by this local philanthropist in 1906. Collett Park has been meticulously designed to blend with the natural landscape, providing a serene escape for over a century.
It remains a quintessential example of an Edwardian park, preserving its traditional charm while incorporating modern amenities that enhance the visitor experience. The park hosts events, like the annual Collett Park Festival, which showcases local talents and brings the community together in celebration.

What can I expect to see?
Collett Park offers a delightful selection of activities for all ages. Enjoy a peaceful walk along its beautiful trails, where you’ll discover an array of flora and fauna, beautifully maintained flowerbeds, and immaculate lawns.
The park is home to a children’s playground, providing hours of entertainment for the little ones, and for those keen on a spot of exercise, there are ample spaces for outdoor fitness.
Pack a picnic and settle down for a leisurely afternoon beside the serene lake, or engage in friendly competition on the tennis courts. Bird enthusiasts will also relish the chance to spot various species in this park’s idyllic setting.
Directions from Berrys Coaches Drop-off
The nearest Berrys Drop Off is located at the Commerical Road Bus Stop, next to the police station. We’ve included a Google Maps route to help guide you there.
How do I get there from the Berrys Drop Off?
Our drop off is just a 10-minute walk from Collett Park.
Walk 0.2 miles southeast along Commercial Road (A361), then turn right onto Frithfield Walk. After 0.1 miles, turn left
Other Things To Do Nearby
Beyond the confines of Collett Park, Shepton Mallet is a town rich in history and culture. Visit the historic prison, the Shepton Mallet Prison, that spans over 400 years of tales, offering guided tours to feed your curiosity.
The famous Kiver Court Gardens nearby also beckon plant enthusiasts with its breathtaking gardens and independent boutiques. If time allows, a trip to the Shepton Mallet Market could provide a look into the local lifestyle with its array of food stalls, crafts, and produce.