Activities at Kedleston Hall

Summer at Kedleston Hall

From outdoor theatre and films to indoor tours of the hall, there are plenty of reasons to visit Kedleston this summer.

Spring at Kedleston

Embrace the spring landscape and explore parts of Kedleston you've never been before. Spot bluebells, birds and enjoy the great outdoors.

Winter walking adventures at Kedleston

Pull on your winter walking boots and a woolly hat and enjoy a winter adventure in Kedleston's beautiful surroundings.

Walk it off at Kedleston

Step out into the great outdoors this winter at Kedleston on a walk in the parkland.

Walking in the park at Kedleston Hall

Enjoy one of four marked walks around the park at Kedleston Hall and find wildlife to spot.

Explore Kedleston Hall

Embrace the signs of late spring as you walk through the parkland and discover an 18th-century masterpiece.

Activities at Kedleston Hall

A range of led and self led activities are available for youth and community groups, pre school and home educating families.

Kedleston's bluebells

Spring is the perfect time to be walking at Kedleston, the ground becomes awash of spring colour. Bluebells are one of our favourites, there's nothing quite like them.

Take a walk on the wild side, Kedleston's Wilderness Walk

Take the path less trodden and explore Kedleston's Wilderness. With our new series of downloadable podcasts you can learn all about the amazing ecology this quiet corner of the parkland has to offer. Or simply search for the birds and beasties that call the wilderness home!

Restoring Kedleston's Hermitage, a room for gloom.

Sadly over the years Kedleston’s Hermitage had fallen into severe disrepair and in danger of falling down completely. Now, thanks to careful restoration you to experience the Hermitage just like an 18th-century visitor.

Kedleston - long walk

This 3 mile walk is a circular tour of the park, which was designed, built and planted between 1761 and 1776.

• Moderate
• 50 mins
• 3.2 miles (5.1km)