Winter walking at Charlecote

Bring your camera for beautiful photographs out and about at Charlecote Park

Chilly, frosty mornings or blustery afternoons – just wrap up warm and pull on your jolliest wellies for a therapeutic walk to blow away the cobwebs in the parkland this winter.

Feel the cool, fresh air on your face as you stroll through wintry scenes in the parkland.

Enjoy a family day out all year round at Charlecote Park

For families 

Enjoy plenty of space to run round outdoors and tick off a few of your '50 things to do before you're 11¾'. Wrap up warm and for a few hours you can leave the tech behind and be inspired by nature. Join us for our World Book Day event from 5-8 March.

Get away from the hurly burly

Whatever the weather, a walk through the grounds is always a relaxing experience. Look out for the winter sun sparkling on the river, the bobbing flight of a woodpecker, the deer in the mist.

Take a close-up view of the brave snowdrops and cheery yellow eranthis in the gardens and enjoy the scent of winter-flowering mahonia, skimmia and sarcococca here too.

Listen for birdsong and the breeze swishing through the trees. Turn off your phone too for a while - when was the last time you weren’t alert for the next message?

Dog walking in parkland at Charlecote Park

Dog walking at Charlecote Park 

We welcome well-behaved dogs in areas of our parkland and there's always somewhere you can get a hot drink too. Find out where you can enjoy Charlecote with your dog.

Winter walk by the lake in parkland at Charlecote Park
Walking trail

Download our parkland walk 

Explore our historic landscape and learn more about what you'll see. The easy walk will take you up to an hour, depending on how often you stop to enjoy the wildlife and the scenery.

An easy winter stroll
Flooding can mean Charlecote is closed - please check before travelling

Severe weather closure 

If severe weather is forecast - heavy rain and flooding, strong winds or snow - we close some areas or the whole property, sometimes at short notice. Find out why.