Spring Activities at Croome

Lots of fun to be had at Croome this spring, what will you do?

From rolling down a big hill to finding some funky fungi - what will your next '50 things' adventure be at Croome?

Croome springs to life and is a great time to enjoy a leisurely circular walk with a chance to discover the outer parkland taking in the flora and fauna beginning to emerge with our downloadable trail.

Venture further afield and download a leisurely circular walk to the Park Seat taking in the beautiful Rotunda, shaded walks, river and Croome Court on the way.

Follow the footsteps of William Dean, head gardener at Croome in the early 1800s.

After its winter hibernation, in early spring the parkland begins to slowly awaken.

Warmer months at Croome means the spring flowers begin to emerge in the parkland.

What will you see today? Whether it’s an hour, half a day or whole day, we’ve compiled the ‘must sees’ to make the most of time.

There’s so much to see during your visit to Croome whether it’s enjoying the acres of parkland, exploring the house or having family fun in our play areas, we can help you get the most out of your visit.

The principal building at Croome, Croome Court, had been the home of the Coventry family since the 16th century, though the building in its current form was started in 1751.