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Originally an Elizabethan hunting lodge, the house was later altered in 1790
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Wander into the Garden Hall to enjoy views across the Mendips
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For a quiet moment wander down to the summer house and relax by the carp pond
Former Tudor hunting lodge later converted to fashionable home
From its Tudor origins to today, Newark Park contains elements reflecting 450 years of history. The atmospheric house is lived in and is furnished with an eclectic mix of old and modern.
Outside, the wild romantic garden and landscape, with fantastic views to the distant Mendips, are breathtaking.
Don't miss
- Discover 450 years of life at Newark Park
- Enjoy tranquil countryside walks
- Marvel at the magnificent views
- Relax in the serene, peaceful garden
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Snowdrops to start the season
Visit on a February weekend, and don't forget your camera
© National Trust
In February every year, the garden at Newark Park opens for a celebrated and spectacular display of snowdrops. Meandering paths and picturesque glades provide the perfect setting for these delicate but determined flowers that are sure to brighten any winter weekend.
Come on a Saturday or Sunday throughout the month to see the garden for yourself, and make the most of your visit by popping in to our tea-room for soup, a hot drink and a slice of cake.