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Discover bluebells this spring at Nuffield Place
Explore Nuffield Place for a sighting of the bluebells that are blooming between mid-April and May, and make your day out extra special.
Parkland at Basildon Park
Explore over 400 acres of parkland. With plenty of walks and family fun to be had, you'll enjoy celebrating the outdoors here, whatever the season.
Information for visiting Basildon Park while social distancing
Find about more about visiting, and what to expect, while social distancing at Basildon Park.
The meadows and woodlands of Streatley
This is a 3 mile circular walk around the meadows and woodlands that form the backdrop to the village of Streatley on the west side of the Goring Gap in West Berkshire. You will visit one of Britain’s largest areas of rare and endangered chalk grassland as well as some woodland habitats. The walk offers panoramic views towards the Chiltern Hills, the North Wessex Downs and the Oxford Vale, along with glimpses of the River Thames as it passes through the Goring Gap.
- Moderate
- 1 hour 30 mins
- 2.9 miles (4.65km)
See autumn colour at Basildon Park
See the landscape at Basildon Park change colour this autumn on a parkland walk whilst you take the time to be surrounded by changing hues of red, orange and yellow.
October half-term at Basildon Park
Whether it’s brilliant autumn sunshine, or slightly damp autumn drizzle, there are plenty of opportunities for children to get out of the house this October half-term and enjoy Basildon Park.
An Interview with our Area Ranger
Find our more about a week in the life of Leo, our area ranger.
Bluebell walks at Basildon Park
Bluebells are blooming at Basildon Park, and the woodland is completely transformed. Discover the best ways to enjoy the bluebells and have a great day out at Basildon Park.
Streatley’s Chalk Grasslands and Countryside Trail
This is a 7 mile circular walk around the downland, meadows and woodlands that form the backdrop to the village of Streatley on the west side of the Goring Gap in West Berkshire. You will visit one of Britain’s largest areas of rare and endangered chalk grassland as well as some woodland habitats and some of the unspoiled downland countryside of West Berkshire. The walk offers expansive views towards the Chiltern Hills, the North Wessex Downs and the Oxford Vale, along with glimpses of the River Thames as it passes through the Goring Gap.
- Challenging
- 3 hours 30 mins
- 7.0 miles (11.25km)
Visiting Basildon Park with your dog
Dogs on leads are welcome in the garden and parkland at Basildon Park all year round from 10am until 5pm, or dusk if earlier. Please help us by keeping your dog on a lead and picking up after it.
Visiting Greys Court with your dog
Find out more about walking your dog at Greys Court
Explore the estate at Greys Court
Walk in the footsteps of the Brunner family with walks all around the estate at Greys Court. You'll discover plenty on foot.
October half-term at Greys Court
Whether it’s brilliant autumn sunshine, or slightly damp autumn drizzle, there are plenty of opportunities for children to get out of the house this October half-term and enjoy Greys Court.
Autumn colour at Greys Court
With the trees putting on a display of changing colours, autumn is an ideal time to get out and enjoy the fresh air on a walk around the estate at Greys Court.
Winter walking at Greys Court
It's the perfect time of year to have a refreshing walk on the estate. Find out more about the types of walks we have to offer at Greys Court.
An Interview with our Area Ranger
Find out more about a day in the life of a ranger at Greys Court.
Discover a carpet of bluebells at Greys Court
Explore the estate in the hunt for bluebells this April and May, and you won't be disappointed.
Around West Wycombe's 18th-century parkland
The landscape of West Wycombe Park is largely due to the vision of Sir Francis Dashwood, the 2nd Baronet. It is one of the finest surviving 18th century landscape gardens.