Lodge Park and Sherborne Park Estate

Lodge Park in summer — Lodge Park in the summer

Lodge Park, Gloucestershire — Spring bluebells at Lodge Park

Sherborne Park Estate, National Trust — A perfect vista

Important notice -

Lodge Park and the car parks on the Sherborne Park Estate are now closed to restrict the spread of coronavirus. Please do not travel.

England's only surviving 17th-century grandstand, within a tranquil Cotswold estate full of diverse wildlife

Overview
Opening times
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How to get here
Facilities and access
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Coronavirus update

From end of Tuesday 24 March, we closed all our car parks to further restrict the spread of coronavirus. This followed the decision to close our parks and gardens in addition to our houses, shops and cafes. We urge people to stay local and observe social distancing. Please do not travel.

Lodge Park and Sherborne Park Estate

Things to see and do

Exploring the estate

Walking and exploring the Sherborne Park Estate

if you want to get close the the wildlife at Sherborne, there are several walks which help you explore. They take in the varied countryside and you can spot the wildlife living there.

Restoration of the Bridgeman landscape

The landscape at Lodge Park was designed over 250 years ago. We've just begun the mammoth task of restoring it back to its original design.

Lodge Park and Sherborne Park Estate

Venue hire

Weddings at Lodge Park

Lodge Park provides the perfect backdrop for your wedding.

Parties at Lodge Park

Lodge Park is available with exclusive use hire for your party.

Lodge Park and Sherborne Park Estate

What's on

Lodge Park and Sherborne Park Estate

Eating and shopping

Coffee and walnut cake — Make sure you leave space for a slice of cake

Relax in our café

Sample the delicious cakes and snacks, or feel free to bring a picnic and enjoy the surroundings on a sunny day.

Lodge Park and Sherborne Park Estate

Get involved

A volunteer pointing in the outdoors with visitors — Be inspired to volunteer at beautiful places

Volunteering at Lodge Park

At Lodge Park and the Sherborne Park Estate we have several volunteer roles, both indoors and outdoors.

Lodge Park and Sherborne Park Estate

Places to stay

Looking for somewhere to stay?

Deer Park Lodge

Deer Park Lodge is one of the historical gate houses to the front of Lodge Park.

West Lodge

West Lodge is surrounded by the beautiful countryside of the Sherborne Estate.

9 Arlington Row

Situated in the picturesque village of Bibury, this beautiful and historic cottage dates back to 1380

Lodge Park and Sherborne Park Estate

Art and collections

Our collections

Explore the objects and works of art we care for at Lodge Park and Sherborne Park Estate on the National Trust Collections website

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General

Free parking for National Trust members at Lodge Park (only available when the property is open), Ewe Pen Barn (for Sherborne Park Estate) and Water Meadows (at the end of Sherborne village)

Pay & Display parking at Ewe Pen Barn, £1 for up to 1 hour, £3 up to 3 hours, £4 all day

There is a small cafe at Lodge Park, selling light refreshments and plants (only available when the property is open)

Picnic tables are available outside Lodge Park

Drinks and light refreshments are on sale daily at the 'Sherborne Village Shop & Tea-room' situated in the heart of Sherborne village (not National Trust)

Dogs on short leads at Lodge Park, and under close control welcome across Sherborne Park Estate

WC at Lodge Park (only available when the property is open). Nearest public WCs are located in the town of Northleach, 3 miles off the A40

Family

At Lodge Park pushchairs have access to the ground floor only as there is no lift to the first floor

There is a children's trail at Lodge Park

There is a sculpture trail around the Pleasure Ground at Sherborne Park Estate (start from Ewe Pen Barn)

Access

Designated mobility parking and drop-off point, 50 yards from Lodge Park

Adapted toilet at Lodge Park (when the property is open)

Steps to the entrance of the shop at Lodge Park

Braille guide available at Lodge Park

Seating - benches are dotted around the Pleasure Grounds at Sherborne Park Estate

Grounds - terrain varies across the estate. Pathways are made up of Cotswold stone, earth and grass paths, the latter two can become waterlogged in wet weather. The footpaths through the Pleasure Grounds are well maintained, with wide accessible gates. The water meadows can become flooded in heavy rain and the ground is very uneven. Paths are cut during the summer season only

Please note that there is no lift at Lodge Park, so wheelchair users will not be able to access the first floor and roof

The grounds at Lodge Park are step free. The Bridgeman landscape walk does have some uneven ground.

Gift Aid

Standard

Adult

N/A

£6.80

Child

N/A

£3.40

Family

N/A

£17.00

1 adult, 3 children

N/A

£10.20

Group Adult

Minimum group size 15

N/A

£6.40

Gift Aid

Standard

Amount paid by visitor

£11.00

£10.00

Tax refund from Government*

£2.75

£0.00

Total received by the National Trust

£13.75

£10.00

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Lodge Park and Sherborne Park Estate

Important notice -

More about this place

Coronavirus update

Things to see and do

Exploring the estate

Walking and exploring the Sherborne Park Estate

Restoration of the Bridgeman landscape

Venue hire

Weddings at Lodge Park

Parties at Lodge Park

What's on

Upcoming events

Eating and shopping

Relax in our café

Get involved

Volunteering at Lodge Park

Places to stay

Looking for somewhere to stay?

Deer Park Lodge

West Lodge

9 Arlington Row

Art and collections

Our collections

Bibury

Chedworth Roman Villa

Buscot Old Parsonage

Buscot Park

Chastleton House

Hailes Abbey

Lodge Park and Sherborne Park Estate

Important notice -

Exploring the estate

Venue hire

What's on

Upcoming events

Eating and shopping

Get involved

Places to stay

Looking for somewhere to stay?

Art and collections

Our collections

Facilities and access

General

Family

Access

Overview

England's only surviving 17th-century grandstand, within a tranquil Cotswold estate full of diverse wildlife

How to get here

Prices

What is Gift Aid?

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Opening times

Important notice -

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