Parking
Visitors can park in our main car park, located by the visitor facilities. We have a number of accessible spaces and coach parking is also available. There is parking available, located next to our Central Bark, for close access to our popular dog friendly cafe and additional toilets.
On peak days, we provide overflow car parking; our Visitor Welcome team is on hand to welcome visitors and guide you to the correct parking area as you arrive.
Visitor facilities and accessibility
Visitors can find toilets, baby changing facilities and accessible toilets throughout the park.
Toilets are located in the following areas of the park:
- Turning Yard – toilets and baby changing. Please note, our accessible toilet here is currently closed for maintenance, please use the Discovery Centre facilities
- Discovery Centre – toilets, including accessible facilities
- Walled Kitchen Garden (located in the Garden) - toilets, including accessible facilities and baby changing
- Central Bark - there are toilets located behind the Central Bark cafe, next to the additional parking
- Lake Brew - toilets. Please note there is no baby change facility or accessible toilets here
We are upgrading our main visitor toilets, in the Turning Yard, with the addition of a Changing Places facility.
Read our full accessibility statement here.
Visiting with dogs
We welcome dogs at Clumber Park and ask owners to be responsible when visiting. With this in mind, please follow these simple rules:
- Dogs are allowed off-lead in woodland areas and the wider park, but must be kept on a lead in the Pleasure Grounds
- Clean up after your dog
- We can only allow assistance dogs in buildings, such as the Laundry Yard shop, Main Café, Discovery Centre and bookshop
For more information on bringing dogs to Clumber Park, click here.
Families
Clumber Park is a place for everyone to enjoy, with 3,800 acres of historic parkland to roam. We welcome visitors of all ages to our unique Discovery Centre, located in our Laundry Yard, to explore the wild and wonderful aspects of nature and the outdoors. From storytelling, to natural history sessions, creative corners and challenging yourself to completing ' 50 things to do' whilst visiting us, come and meet the team and log your discoveries in the centre.