Shopping at Ashridge

Spring Collection

This spring our new and exclusive National Trust collection takes its inspiration from wildlife rich meadows in the care of the NT. From stylish throws, cushions and ceramics adorned with beautiful grassland prints. To candles and diffusers with a  fresh floral scent, there’s something for every home and kitchen this spring as well as plenty of Mother’s day inspiration.

If spring cleaning is on your agenda this season our sweet smelling organic and ethical cleaning products not only look and smell great, they do a brilliant job too.  You can also clean up your kitchen and make it more environmentally friendly with our range of reusable kitchen products such as bees wrap a sustainable food storage alternative, stainless steel straws and bamboo eco coffee cups.

Pancake Perfection

The perfect pancake topping can also be found in the Ashridge shop among our range of fruity jams and tasty curds, all UK made and completely moreish.
If you’re looking for food and drink gifts, wine gifts or just something delicious for your own table, there will be something to tempt your taste buds.

Making the most of spring

If your little ones are not already exhausted from egg hunting and puddle jumping the beautiful Ashridge woodland then we have a range of outdoor toys, quirky pocket money ideas, wooden toys, fun family games and gorgeous plush animals all looking for a new home.

Most of our visitors enjoy a walk in the beautiful countryside here at Ashridge and with April showers being unpredictable at this time of year our shop has you sorted whatever the weather throws at you, with our outdoor range of hiking equipment, camping essentials, rugs, rucksacks, torches, sporks and more.

Love local

We love to support local businesses whenever we can here at Ashridge, and we have some exciting new local products this season. 

We’re pleased to stock new books by two local Authors; The Bluebell Wood by Kelly Wright is a beautiful illustrated childrens story about a little girl’s adventures among the Ashridge Bluebells. The Butterfly Collection by Ashridge volunteer, butterfly expect and talented poet Richard Harrington contains a poem for every British butterfly. Many of which were inspired by his encounters on the Ashridge Estate.

We are also excited to be stocking hand-carved bowls, spoon and vases made by Jonah Maddox of Hertswood a local Berkhamsted maker. All the timber for these exquisite pieces is sourced from Ashridge, either at the timber yard or from the woodland floor. His work makes the perfect present and each beautiful handcrafted piece comes complete with an information card detailing the history of the tree from which it was made.