Wellness, Community Gardens & Engagement
Bee Trail Location List
Helpful tips to find each trail location (maps below)
There are 14 graphically illustrated signs around Salisbury city, each features a bee and the aim is to find them all. Each of the illustrated bee signs has a little bit of bee knowledge on it for you to learn and if you like you can also download my free App to add some interest/knowledge and to see the featured bee come to life in amazing AR technology! While you can just use the paper map to guide you to each illustrated bee sign, the App will also tell you a little more and give you some easy learn quizes to help you keep that bee knowledge in your memory.
The AR technology bees are really fun to see (Augmented reality or AR for short, is like a 'virtual' moving bee) so go to the links below to find and download those.
What 3 Words Coordinates
1. Tourist Information
///swaps.poems.love
2. Neils Yard
///noise.trips.soccer
3. Lizzy Gardens
///pass.serves.backs
4. Arts Centre
///giving.code.flame
5. Churchill Gardens
///apples.punt.issued
6. Victoria Park
///rewarding.stay.burst
7. Butts Park
///luxury.gifted.cheer
8. Laverstock Shop
///force.leaned.hobby
9. Fisherton Mill
///erase.rare.hangs
10. Hudsons Field
///blog.safely.bends
11. Middle St Meadow
///radio.today.stale
12. Five Rivers Leisure
///dream.beams.class
13. Whitebridge Spinney Boardwalk
///other.tree.bumps
14. Castle Hill Country
Park
///slippery.summaries.shuttered
Locations
1 - Tourist Information
On a railing outside of the Information Centre, Fish Row, SP11EJ
2 - Neal's Yard
On the wall of the outside of the building at Neal's Yard, 27 Market walk, Salisbury, SP11TL
3 - Queen Elizabeth Gardens
On the footbridge railings, by the childrens play area, Queen Elizabeth Gardens, Salisbury, SP27SR
4 - Salisbury Art Centre
On a post outside of the centre main entrance, Bedwin Street, Salisbury, SP13UR
5 - Churchill Gardens
(If going by car, park at Churchill Garden Parking, off the A36. Opposite the college)
On a railing by the river. Follow the perimeter footpath. Start with the skate park in front of you and follow the path to your left, find the sign on a railing by the riverside. SP12HS
6 - Victoria Park
On a railing near the statue by the old bowling green, Victoria Park, Salisbury, SP13NE
7 - Butts Park
On a fence opposite the childrens playpark and near the entrance to the boardwalk along the river side, (the fire station behind you, is across the road) Butts road, Salisbury, SP13RL
8 - Laverstock One Stop Shop
On the fence outside the shop, 1 Church Road, Laverstock, SP11QS
9 - Fisherton Mill
In the Fisherton Mill yard, Fisherton st, Salisbury, SP27QY
10 - Hudsons Field
On a post near the information board, opposite the little car park, directly facing Hudsons field, (by car, turn in towards the rugby club from Castle rd and continue down to the Hudsons field car park) 291 Castle rd (A345) SP13SB
11 - Middle Street Meadow, Harnham
On an information board, by the side of the football pitch at Middle St Meadow, Middle St, Harnham, SP28LL
12 - Five Rivers Leisure Centre
On a wooden wall, outside of the centre main entrance, near the new community garden areas. SP13NR
13 - Whitebridge Spinney Boardwalk, Laverstock
On a wooden railing at one end of the Boardwalk, at the viewing platform over the ephemeral pond. There are a number of ways to get to the board walk, start at Whitebridge rd or these maps show those options. SP11NS
14 - Castle Hill Country Park
On a chalky track known as 'the ski slope' at the Country park. Try this map or try the what3words coordinates opposite for this 'off the radar' trail point! You will be glad you went; the country park is a fantastic new asset to the city and doing this bit of the bee trail will give you an opportunity for a good explore too! *Listen out for Sky Larks in Spring and Summer and of course; look out for any bees on the myriad of seasonal wildflowers. Below is an extra map of trail point at Castle Hill Country Park.
Download the Print-ready location list by clicking the button below.
Contact
Email: beckybeesknees@gmail.com
Rebecca Twigg
Wildlife trails and workshops
Community garden planning