Visit the parkland at Hatchlands

Spanning over 422 acres, and open 363 days a year, our parkland at Hatchlands is a wonderful spot to enjoy the great outdoors. Just 45 minutes outside Greater London and with great stuff to do every season, why not stop by and enjoy a breath of fresh air.

Opening times 

The wildflower meadow and our parterre garden are only open between April and October on the same days as our house. House open days are limited because Hatchlands is a family home. The west lawn in front of the house and the wider parkland, including our park walks, are open 363 days a year.

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A family walks in open parkland at Hatchlands

Spring walking 

Get your boots on this spring, gather up the family and the dog, and head to Hatchlands for wonderful walking. We’ve got the perfect springtime spots to discover all season long. Find blossom lined paths, picnic benches surrounded by daffodils and one of the best bluebell woods around, all set in 400 acres of unspoiled parkland.

Follow our walking trails this spring
Dog and owner on a walk

Dog owners 

Our parkland is a great place to walk your four-legged friends. We welcome dogs to the park but please not the house, formal garden or the children's adventure area. Find out which of our walks are most suitable for dogs and download the trails.

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A family picnic at Hatchlands Park

Picnic spots 

You’ll find great picnic options all over the place. Throw a rug down on the lawn in front of the house or head further afield to one of the many picnic spots in the park. Our picnic areas are cow-free zones, so you can enjoy your food in peace. They’re marked on our map with a picnic table.

Find them on the map
Tramper mobility vehicle in the park

Tramper vehicle 

Should you need some assistance to access the countryside trails, you could try using a Tramper personal mobility vehicle. We have one of these off-road PMVs available throughout the year. Availability is limited, so booking is essential. To book a morning or afternoon session, or for more information about accessibility at Hatchlands, you can email us or call 01483 222482.

email us to book a tramper
MT Push Mountain Trike at Hatchlands Park, Surrey

Mountain trike 

MT Push is a buddy wheelchair, allowing more inclusive access with the ability to push over a wide variety of terrain. An adjustable push handle, located behind the user, provides the steering and braking for use by the rider’s buddy. Developed and evolved following discussions with the National Trust, Hatchlands is one of a growing number of sites who provide these all terrain wheelchairs for visitor use.

Availability is limited, so booking is essential. To book a morning or afternoon session, or for more information about accessibility at Hatchlands, you can email us or call 01483 222482.

email us to book the MT Push
The parterre in summer at Hatchlands Park, Surrey

The Parterre Garden 

Our parterre garden has undergone significant changes in recent years but is now once again bursting with colour. At its best in June and July, you can drop by anytime between April and October to enjoy this tranquil suntrap, perfect for a quiet spot to sit and think. You can see it on days when the house is also open.

Find a splash of summer colour
Donkeys at Hatchlands Park

Our donkeys 

We've fostered two donkeys, Callum and Morris. We've given them a happy and safe home where they can spend their days roaming our fields and their nights tucked up in our stable. Why not come and say hi, they might even let you tickle their noses.

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The icehouse in the garden

The temple and icehouse 

Discover two of Hatchlands’ best kept secrets. Explore a short distance off the beaten track and you’ll find our classical stone temple installed by Hatchlands' last private owner and the icehouse, a Georgian fridge-freezer built in the 1750s.

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All weather path at Hatchlands Park

All weather paths 

We’ve had hard standing paths laid through sections of our park. These hard paths extend Fanny Boscawens walk and now enable you to take a less muddy, and completely cow free, stroll from reception to Great Wix Wood and our children’s adventure area. Follow the orange trail on our map.

Look for the orange route