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An accessible walk at Croome

Two visitors, one in a tramper outdoor mobility vehicle, on a footpath next to a river.
Exploring at Croome | © National Trust Images/James Dobson

This easy buggy and wheelchair friendly walk with toilet stops on the way, with great spots of interests such as the ice house, bird hide, lakeside and Temple Greenhouse to enjoy.

Near to

Croome 

Start point

National Trust Croome, Visitor Centre, near High Green, Worcester, Worcestershire, WR8 9DW

Trail information

Difficulty*

Full trail

DistanceMiles: 2 (km: 3.2)

Short trail

DistanceMiles: 2 (km: 3.2)
Duration1 hour 30 mins to 2 hours
Dog friendly**
  1. *Along gravel paths, mostly flat, including gates, bridges and two small hills.

  2. **Dogs welcome on this walk. For further details, please see Facilities section. 

  • Total stages: 10

    Total stages: 10

    Start point

    National Trust Croome, Visitor Centre, near High Green, Worcester, Worcestershire, WR8 9DW

    Stage 1

    Leaving the RAF Visitor Centre turn left into the Wilderness Walk and follow the path to the church.

    Stage 2

    Walk to the front of the church and follow the path to the right down into the Evergreen Shrubbery. Continue along the path past the Temple Green house until you reach the Dry Arch Bridge.

    Stage 3

    Carry on under the bridge, turn right and follow the path past the Grotto, over the bridge to the Island Pavillion, then over the second bridge. Continue around the lake until you reach the wood and rope bridge.

    Stage 4

    Cross the wooden bridge, turn left and then turn right to go back under the Dry Arch Bridge. After a few yards turn right up the slight incline and then at the top left through the gate.

    Stage 5

    Go through the gate into the parkland and follow the path towards the house. *When you reach the house, if you cannot face the climb back up, please call into the house and ask one of the staff or volunteers to call you a shuttle which will take you back to the Visitor Centre.

    Stage 6

    If you want to visit the house, please feel free to do so. We have wheelchair climbers to get you into the house if you wish – just ask one of the staff or volunteers. If you wish to continue the walk, please carry on past the house to the right and follow the path left to the rear of the house.

    Stage 7

    Carry on along the path until you come to a small iron gate. Go through the gate and follow the path to the right up through the Home Shrubbery to the Rotunda at the top.

    Stage 8

    From the Rotunda follow the level path, past the Walled Gardens, through the gate and across the road into the Church Shrubbery.

    Stage 9

    On the right as you enter the Church Shrubbery is our Bird Hide, where you can stop a while to see the birds. Carry on along the path and you will come to a crossroads. If you look right you can see the Ice House. Carry on towards the Church and back out into the parkland.

    Stage 10

    Go around the front of the Church and follow the path back through the Wilderness Walk back to the Visitor Centre.

    End point

    National Trust Croome Visitor Centre, near High Green, Worcester, Worcestershire, WR8 9DW

    Trail map

    Accessible Walk Map
    Accessible Walk Map | © Ordnance Survey data Crown copyright and database right 2022.

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