The Parkland and Outdoors at Croome

The lakeside in the ‘Capability’ Brown parkland is the perfect place to explore with temples, follies and statues around every corner. The natural play area and the RAF themed playground is a fun way to spend an afternoon with your family. Why not explore with one of our downloadable walks.

Croome church from the evergreen shrubbery

The lake at Croome in the winter — Winter scene around the lake

The parkland with Croome court in the background — Acres of parkland to discover

Making the most of your visit to Croome

There’s so much to see during your visit. Whether it’s an hour, half a day or whole day, we’ve compiled the ‘must sees’ to make the most of time.

Walking at Croome

Our walks as handy downloadable PDFs

Download our walks as pdfs to print off and bring with you when you visit.

Downloadable walks and trails

There are acres of parkland waiting to be discovered with woodlands, follies and wide open spaces with far reaching views across the 'Capability' Brown landscape. Why discover more on your next visit?

Duntall Castle waiting to be explored — Dunstall Castle waiting to be explored

Croome's outer eye-catchers

Venture further afield to one of our many outer eye-catchers. Our free Panorama Tower and Dunstall Castle open days throughout the year give you an opportunity to explore inside and take in the views.

Wildlife, Flora and Fauna at Croome

Flora & fauna

Croome's 'Capability' Brown landscape changes throughout the seasons. Find out more about the flora and fauna you can see.

Dogs at Croome

Croome is the perfect place for a walk whatever the season. With dog friendly maps, downloadable walks, water bowls, waste bags, tether points and waste bins we hope you enjoy your walkies.

Wildlife

A haven for wildlife throughout the seasons. Read more about what you could spot during your visit.

Fun things for families at Croome

Natural play at Croome

Balancing on beams, clambering over logs or making dens the wild play area is the perfect place for families to run wild.

Birdwatching at Croome

Croome is a great place for birdwatching all year round, bring your binoculars and see what you can spot.

Top five '50 things to do before you're 11¾' at Croome

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

trowels for digging — Pick up your trowel and explore

The ‘Lost Hamlet of Croome’

Here at Croome we will be telling a lesser known story about the parkland through archaeology, visual art and performance. Find out how you can get involved.

Croogles developed with children from Grove primary school in Malvern — Use your imagination and detective skills to explore Croome

Croogles at Croome

Croogles is a new experience for children to explore to the outdoors. Designed especially for Croome, Croogles was developed by local nursery children with the help of staff, parents and artist Emma Bowen