Dudmaston

Stretch your legs on this large 3,000 acre estate. Explore the nearby village of Quatt or discover some different walking routes. Look out for traces of Dudmaston's woodland heritage on your way.

Bring your bikes and get active in Comer Woods, tick off some of your 50 things to do before you're 11 and 3/4 and just enjoy spending time together as family. There's plenty of opportunity for self-guided play and adventure every day of the week, across the wider estate.

From a gentle stroll around the pools to longer, more challenging routes, there's a walk to suit everyone. You're welcome to bring your dog too. Car parks at Comer Woods, Hampton Loade and the Old Sawmill are open every day.

Dudmaston Hall remains today what it has been for 875 years. A much loved and lived-in family home. Open Sunday-Thursday, 12.30-4pm (last entry).

Make the most of the late summer blooms in Dudmaston's garden and look out for the first shades of Autumn.

Dudmaston is home to one of the most important private collections of Modern art in Britain. Works include pieces by Moore, Matisse and Hepworth. Galleries open Sunday-Thursday from 12.30pm. There is an opportunity to join a tour of the collection before the doors open.

Help us pick and press the apple harvest in the orchard. Sample our heritage apple varieties and take some freshly pressed juice home.

Come and see how many different types of fungi and mushrooms you can spot on the estate.

Contemporary artist Faye Claridge is asking you to drop into Gallery One and tell us what stirs you about Dudmaston and what you'd choose to shake up. In 2019, Faye will create a piece of work in response to the ideas our visitors, volunteers and staff have shared throughout the year.

Perfect for gifts, souvenirs, plants, seasonal produce and much more.

Whether you're looking for food on the go or to sit down and savour something from our seasonal menu, there's plenty to choose from at Dudmaston.

Re-discover an old favourite or fall in love with a brand new title. The bookshop at Dudmaston has something for everyone.

Never sold and owned by the same family for over 875 years, Dudmaston is a story of lineage and descent punctuated by periods of radical thinking and industry.

Captain Geoffrey's woodland management skills saved the estate from economic decline.

We're improving access in Comer Woods so we can welcome more visits every day, all year round.

Discover how we're planning to restore our 'Picturesque' Dingle and reveal its late eighteenth century origins.

A large Tudor farmhouse offering simple group accommodation with the Shropshire Hills nearby.

Sitting on the Dudmaston estate, this cosy cottage has countryside views and even a cave in the garden.