Conservation walk at Croome

The parkland at Croome came into our care in 1996 and, with over £8 million spent on restoration and conservation, it has been returned to its former glory and transformed into a beautiful place to explore. This circular walk highlights the work that has been done to look after the parkland.
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CroomeStart point
Croome visitor centre, WR8 9DW.Trail information
Historical sources
To understand this history of the parkland and replant the shrubberies with original species, we often refer to 'An historical and descriptive account of Croome D'Abitot, the seat of the Right Hon. The Earl of Coventry with biographical notices of the Coventry Family to which are annexed an Hortus Croomensis, and observations on the propagation of exotics.' The book was published in 1824 by William Dean, botanic gardener at Croome.
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Park Seat circular walk at Croome
Enjoy this scenic 2.5-mile circular walk around the 'Capability' Brown-designed landscape in the parkland at Croome.

A walk in Croome's pleasure grounds
Follow in the footsteps of William Dean, head gardener at Croome in the early 1800s, on this recreation of his Pleasure Grounds walk which he wrote about in 1824.

An accessible walk at Croome
Explore Croome's parkland with the whole family on this buggy and wheelchair friendly walk, taking in the main highlights of the estate.
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