Killerton

A temporary house that became a permanent home.

From hat pins to Queen Victoria bodices - there's plenty to see in the fashion collection.

Crunchy gravel paths are waiting to be explored where you'll find far-reaching views, champion trees and quirky features.

Killerton is a 6,400 acre estate. Walk across rolling Devon countryside, head into the park and stumble across hidden views or climb the Clump. There's something for everybody.

Killerton is the perfect place for a family adventure. Keep your eyes open for signs of summer as little and big legs enjoy parkland and garden.

From Killerton, you can walk or cycle off-road for three miles to Broadclyst village and explore a watermill and medieval hall-house. Staying closer, there's a 1950s post office a stones throw from the house.

With miles of paths and tracks, dogs love walkies at Killerton. Find out where you can go with your dog, where they can run off the lead and take a look at some dog-friendly walking routes.

We're dedicated to improving our accessibility here at Killerton, so that the house and countryside can be enjoyed by everyone. Find out about our work with Heritage Ability to improve our accessibility.

It's simple and easy to hire and use our new all-terrain tramper to explore the parkland and garden. Find out more and make a booking.

From a casual snack to an expertly prepared lunch, there's plenty on offer at Killerton. Did you know that every penny you spend is invested into the charity - helping us care for Killerton.

Each month, Killerton holds farmers’ and local produce markets to embrace great local food and support surrounding farms and suppliers.

The shop is a treasure trove full of wonderful products inspired by our special places, Killerton estate produce, second-hand books and glorious peat-free plants. We've got something for everyone.

The Acland family, who left the estate to the Trust in 1944, did so for the benefit and enjoyment of everybody. Find out more about the history behind the large estate, which includes 6,400 acres of land, 250 cottages and 18 farms.

Safe under the newly repaired roof, the fashion collection is back. This year meet the radical women who made fashion political during the campaign for women's suffrage.

Fancy something a little different from a holiday? By joining a working holiday, you could be helping us make award-winning estate cider or decking the halls for Christmas at Killerton.

We're lucky to have many wonderful volunteers at Killerton who support us in many different ways. Help bring Killerton to life.

There is so much to see and do on a visit to Killerton with your group.

We offer an award-winning education programme of facilitated and self-led sessions that encourage pupils to be active learners with enquiring minds.