Just a great walk right in the heart of north Oxford; stop off at the Perch if you've time or walk north to the Trout or south to the Fishes

Port Meadow is beautiful and tranquil - so how come the council has allowed a tall block of student units to be built on the edge of the meadow? There is a huge outcry and the protesters hope that two storeys will be removed.

I can walk through Port Meadow on the way to my allotment - and do so whenever I can. It is a glorious spot. You can stroll by the river, walk to an excellent pub for lunch, feed the horses, talk to the neighbours also out for fresh air but best of all - just enjoy the space. Some magical... More

A fantastic summer evening with friends and children jumping in the river. A true highlight of the summer

Beautiful views, clam, peaceful. Great for a walk or just sitting and watching the river. Good spot to do some sketching too.

This is such a great wide open space with horses, cows, running and walking trails. You can take the trails right to the city center or back into a cute little country section. There is a great French restaurant named The Perch Inn tucked in the back. I love riding my bike or taking a peaceful stroll in the morning... More

A Great place to go all year round!! Great views love port meadow been coming here all my life and good place to go if you need to relax and gather your thoughts...

I live near Port Meadow and regularly visit this fantastic piece of common land. It's a site of special scientific interest and acts as a huge sponge to stop Oxford flooding when the Thames (Isis) bursts it's banks. I particularly love the wildlife, especially the birds. As we hurtle towards summer I'm already looking forward to the masses of swifts,... More

Stroll from the city center to Port Meadow along the canal. Walk between the horses or cattle to Wlvercott, then back along the River Thames. On a warm summers day, what could be better.