Car parks in Comer Woods, Hampton Loade and the Sawmill are perfect starting points for exploring the surrounding countryside at Dudmaston. Parking is free for National Trust members and you don't need to book your visit here. The car park at Dudmaston Hall is now closed until the Spring.
Parking is free for National Trust members. Please scan your membership card in the machine to receive your free ticket. Every time you scan, Dudmaston receives money to help fund conservation and maintenance projects on the estate.
For non-members, parking is £2 for 90 minutes or £3.50 all day. No change? Download the Pay by Phone app. Follow the prompts and input the location code for your car park.
Comer Woods - 803352
Hampton Loade - 803353
Sawmill - 803513
Further guidance on how to do this is displayed near the parking meter. Thank you for supporting us.
How to get here
All of the car parks can be located using Google Maps. Postcodes for satnavs are not completely accurate but they will get you close enough to follow the road signage.
Comer Woods WV15 6QJ
Hampton Loade WV15 6HD
Sawmill WV15 6QN - this postcode will take you to the main entrance for Dudmaston Hall. Take the lane opposite the entrance, pass by The Holt Estate Yard and you'll arrive at the Sawmill car park on your right.
It's great to see dogs and dog lovers enjoying the estate so bring your pooch along and explore the walks.
Rest and refuel in Comer Woods
The Shepherd's Hut is our takeaway food and drink outlet in Comer Woods, near the barn in Heath Meadow. It's perfect for families and dog walkers who want to pick up something on the go. Check opening times here before you visit.
Toilets in Comer Woods are open every day. You'll find them in Heath Meadow, close to the Shepherd's Hut.
Stop off for refreshments after a bike ride in the woods
National Trust Jo Armstrong
Stop off for refreshments after a bike ride in the woods
Download this map to help guide your way in the woodland. Cyclists, walkers and horse riders use these woods, so look out for one another, noting which paths are shared or recommended sole use.
These walking trails start and finish from Dudmaston's countryside car parks.
Begin at the Old Sawmill car park and stroll down into the woodland. Pass by Brim, Seggy and Wall pools. A good opportunity for reflection, peace and tranquility.