Clumber Park

Clumber Park provides the perfect backdrop for exploring, relaxing and spending time together in winter. Discover something new on your next visit.

The restoration of the beautiful ornamental bridge gets underway.

The woodland and heathland trails of Clumber Park provides stunning and scenic winter walks for all abilities.

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.

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

Step away from the hustle and bustle and enjoy some peace and tranquility in our second hand book shop. Open daily from 11am till 3pm, it’s the perfect addition your adventure.

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

Whether you're looking for the perfect gift, a memento of your visit or a treat for yourself, we’re sure you will find something from our range of tempting seasonal and locally-sourced treats here at Clumber Park. All profits made go back into looking after this special place.

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.

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.

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.

From the mowing of the grass verges, to the propagation of seeds, to the care of the Chapel and Walled Kitchen Garden. All of these things take time, money and specialist skills to care for. Therefore, without the help and dedication of our supporters we wouldn’t be able to care for Clumber Park.