Winter Activities at Croome

A 4.5 mile (7.2km) walk to get close up to one of our outer eye-catchers, Pirton Castle.

Even during the colder months, there’s lots of colour and structure to be enjoyed in Croome’s parkland.

Try our tasty musrhroom soup recipe at home.

With over 730 acres of parkland and a diverse habitat, Croome is a fantastic place to watch birds. We have open farmed grassland, wild flower meadows, wetlands with acres of water, large trees, copses and scrub land a perfect habitat for a huge variety of wildlife.

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

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

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.