Clumber Park

There are lots of great activities and events this Autumn half term, giving families the opportunity to spend quality time together.

Feel the leaves crunch under your feet and make colourful Autumn memories at Clumber Park. The leaves form an exquisite patchwork quilt of browns and greens in the woodland, and the Pleasure Grounds and Limetree Avenue looks simply stunning...

The stunning orchards in the Walled Kitchen Garden at Clumber Park provide more than just visual beauty - the fruits are used in our dishes in the Garden Tea House, and the Cafe too.

Breathe in the fresh air at Clumber Park by embarking on a beautiful self-led evening walk. We have some perfect walks this autumn through miles of open parkland, woodland and heathland, taking advantage of the beautiful autumn colours.

As part of our ongoing improvements to the Pleasure Ground at Clumber Park as part of Clumber Park Revitalised, extensive clearance work will take place on the south bank of Clumber Lake, close to the Greek Temple.

Continue your 50 things to do before you’re 11 ¾ adventure today. Autumn is here, but there's still nothing like spending time outside as a family exploring together.

Open from 9am daily, step into the Duke’s study to relax and unwind, ready to continue your adventure.

Step away from the main café and take time to enjoy a coffee in our second hand book shop. Open daily from 11am till 4pm it’s the perfect addition your adventure.

Savour something special in the Garden Tea House at Clumber Park.

Decorative accessories for the home and garden as well as seasonal scents and hand-crafted sculptures offer just a glimpse of some of the unique gifts available from the shop.

As part of Clumber Park Revitalised, we have opened a dog-friendly café at Clumber Park called 'Central Bark' as a trial. Come along and bring your four-legged friends and enjoy the atmosphere.

Find out about opportunities to get involved with volunteering at Clumber Park. We can offer corporate volunteering days for employees, work experience placements and internships as well as joining a volunteer team.

How your used postage stamps can help maintain, restore and revive Clumber Park for future generations to come.

We offer a variety of learning sessions for Key stages 1 and 2 with a pre-booked space in our exciting Discovery Centre where explorers can get up close to wildlife and learn more about their habitats in the park.

We caught up with our Head Gardener Chris Margrave to find out what's happening in the Walled Kitchen Garden this month and what you need to be doing in your gardens for the season ahead.

From fire to demolition, Clumber Park has endured many changes over the centuries. Come and piece together this grand estate of the Dukes of Newcastle.

The chapel at Clumber Park is no ordinary country house chapel, rather it is an independent building of the size and proportions of a large parish church, and one of considerable elaboration which was raised and furnished at prodigious expense by the 7th Duke of Newcastle, and often viewed as a 'small cathedral'.

As 2018 marks 100 years since the end of the First World War, we are sharing with you the experiences of Clumber Park’s men who fought and died during this world changing conflict.

Clumber Park is a special and important place, one of just a handful of Grade 1 registered parks in the country and enjoyed by many people. In fact it is one of the top five most visited National Trust places in the country.

An exciting new era has begun at Clumber Park. We’ve launched a 10 year programme to rejuvenate one of the National Trust’s finest properties. Enjoy peaceful views, soak up the colours of the parkland, enjoy the return of rare wildlife as we seek to return Clumber Park to its grand past. Find out how you are making a difference with the latest updates from Clumber Park Revitalised.