Yate Map

Yate map, view the Gloucestershire town of Yate, located in the county of Gloucestershire, England.

Detailed Street Map of Yate Gloucestershire & Guide to the Area

Yate Map Gloucestershire: Interactive map of Yate, displaying the town situated in the county of Gloucestershire, England, United Kingdom.

Use controls (+/-) to display a detailed street map of Yate area and a Yate town centre map, showing Yate Railway Station.

Other facilities, some of which may also be visible on this Yate map are: Yate Shopping Centre, Tesco Extra, The White Lion, Boots, Costa Coffee, St Mary's Church, Yate Library, Riverside Retail Park, Yate Leisure Centre, The Brimsham Park Beefeater, The Coffee Bean, Morrisons, Cineworld Yate, The Fox Pub, The Royal Oak, Lickhill Surgery, Lloyds Pharmacy, The Codfather, Iceland Foods, Subway, The Tern Inn, Anytime Fitness, Poundland, Stanshawes Court Hotel, Bonmarché, The New Inn, Brimsham Green School, Little Blossoms Nursery, Greggs, The Works, Specsavers, Peacocks, Dominos, Superdrug, Central Café, Yate International Academy, Yate Fire Station, Parsons Bakery, Iceland Warehouse, Caffè Nero, B&Q, Mountain Warehouse, Yate Methodist Church, The White Hart, Pets at Home, Card Factory, Stanshawe Medical Centre, Home Bargains, McDonald's, TK Maxx, Vision Express.

By zooming out a couple of steps (double right click) you can view the surrounding areas of Chipping Sodbury, Westerleigh, Iron Acton, Frampton Cotterell, Winterbourne, Coalpit Heath, Rangeworthy, Horton, Old Sodbury, Wickwar, Pucklechurch, Codrington, Tormarton, Dodington, Little Sodbury, Badminton, Acton Turville, Hinton, Hawkesbury Upton, Nibley, Dyrham, Marshfield, Petty France, Charfield, Cromhall, Tortworth, Kingswood, Wick, Dursley, Wotton-under-Edge, Thornbury, Bradley Stoke, Mangotsfield, Emersons Green, Downend, Soundwell, Frenchay.

Yate is one of those places that feels down-to-earth and well-connected, yet still holds onto a bit of its village charm. Sitting just northeast of Bristol, it's technically in South Gloucestershire, though most people round here just think of it as part of the greater West Country sprawl. It's a town with a good balance of green spaces, decent shopping, and strong community spirit. You'll find families, retirees, commuters, and everyone in between making themselves at home here.

Historically, Yate was a rural settlement, mentioned in the Domesday Book, and it stayed fairly small for centuries. Like many towns in this part of the country, things really kicked off in the post-war years. From the 1950s onwards, Yate saw rapid development to help take the pressure off nearby Bristol, and it's grown steadily ever since. The population now sits somewhere around 25,000, give or take, and while the town centre has a modern edge, you can still see signs of its older past in spots like St Mary's Church and the odd farmstead tucked between housing estates.

The main draw for day-to-day life is Yate Shopping Centre, which has all your essentials plus a good number of cafes, banks, and leisure options. There's a big leisure centre too, complete with a pool, gym, and sports facilities. For green space, Kingsgate Park and Westerleigh Common are ideal for dog walks and family outings. Not far out, you'll find some real treats, like Dyrham Park—managed by the National Trust—set in gorgeous deer-filled grounds, and the English Heritage site of Newark Park up in the Cotswolds. Both are within a short drive and offer a proper day out, especially in the sunshine.

If you fancy a bit more of a roam, Gloucestershire as a whole is bursting with charm. The Cotswolds sit just to the north and east—picture-perfect villages, winding lanes, and plenty of pub lunches. You've got Gloucester with its stunning cathedral and Roman roots, Cheltenham with its spa-town vibe and festivals, and the Forest of Dean if you're into outdoor adventure. It's a county that doesn't shout about itself, but quietly impresses the more time you spend in it.

Yate's well placed when it comes to getting about. It's got its own railway station on the Bristol to Gloucester line, which means easy access to both cities without needing to drive. The M4 and M5 motorways are within reach too, making longer journeys straightforward. Buses run frequently to Bristol and surrounding towns, and if you're travelling further afield, Bristol Airport is your nearest hub—about 40 minutes away depending on traffic. It's handy, but not so close that planes are whirring overhead every five minutes.

Gloucestershire as a county really does have something for everyone. You've got the honey-stone villages of the Cotswolds, the agricultural backbone of places like Tewkesbury and Cirencester, and the woodland mystery of the Forest of Dean. There's a deep history here, with castles, abbeys, and old market towns, but it's also modern in all the right ways. You'll find good schools, solid transport, independent businesses, and a proper sense of identity that runs through even the smallest villages. It's a county that's easy to settle into.

We hope you found this Yate tourist map useful for your visit to the area.

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