The Details: Edgar's Field Park is a quiet green space in Handbridge with a little more history than you might expect. Close to the Old Dee Bridge and the river, it is a useful stop on a walk south of the city centre. It works best as part of a wander: bridge, park, river, and a slower look at Chester beyond the main tourist streets.
“On my days out in Chester, I've occasionally enjoyed a peaceful stroll in this hilly little park on the opposite bank of the River Dee. Easily reached by crossing the Old Dee Bridge, its entrance is on the right, just behind the Ship Inn. Named after a Saxon king, it's where the…”
“Reviewing for wheelchair users Edgars field park , Chester I can't comment on near by parking as I've walked from inside Chester. Playground was wooden framed equipment with climbing grame, toddler swing, slide, sit in spin dish and a UFO swing. The paths are around the area w…”
“Nice small park on the Handbridge side of the river Dee in Chester. There's a children's play area and a Roman shrine dedicated to Minerva. There are lovely walks along the river that can be continued in either direction from the park.”
“This is worth a quick visit if you're in Chester, particularly for those with an interest in history; if only for a look at the ancient shrine to Minerva that's carved into one of the rock faces. There are some nice views across the river, too. It's let down a bit by it's heavy u…”
“It's quite unique with the statue but the park is let down badly by scruffbags who throw their little all over the place. I think the statue needs better protection.”