Prior Park Landscape Garden

The natural play area is a great place to burn off steam. Climb a tree, build a den or balance on a log.

Discover the disgusting world of decay on our rotten trail

There are all sorts of things for you to do in the garden. Find out what wildlife you can spot or download an activity sheet before your visit.

There's plenty to see beyond the traditional autumn colours at Prior Park. Find out what you can see, or try spotting some fungi.

Can I bring my dog? Where can I park? Is there a way to get to the Skyline from the garden? We've put together all the information you might need to help you plan your visit.

The tea shed is open year round. Catch up with friends over a coffee next to our lakes.

We have a very unusual shop at Prior Park - it's a boat. We think it's the smallest shop in the National Trust - have you seen a smaller one?

Discover the tucked away features in the garden, and explore their histories

Two men had a huge influence on Prior Park, whose legacies continue today.

View an interactive timeline documenting the history of the garden

Click to find out more about the roles in the garden, and for details on how to apply.

Prior Park volunteer David Robertson tells us how his role has evolved from garden guide to co-ordinating the recruiting and training of new garden guides.

The National Trust acquired the garden in 1993, and work has been ongoing since. Explore our restoration work, and ongoing developments.

There's been lots going on over summer and into autumn. Find out what we've been up to.

There's still a lot of work to be done at Prior Park. We've put together an idea of the things we'd like to achieve on a timeline.