Croome Park (National Trust)
nr High Green, Worcester, Warwickshire, WR8 9DW
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Discover the beauty and space of Croome – the ideal place to relax and unwind. The serene landscape and lakeside are full of paths which stretch for miles, taking you on a journey through 18th-century pleasure gardens. Wander with your family through the evocative empty spaces of the magnificent mansion house and find out about the different characters and communities which called Croome their home from the 18th century to the present day. Sounds, objects and images bring the story of Croome to life, and there are also plenty of exciting and fun events throughout the year to enjoy. Note: Court owned by Croome Heritage Trust and leased by the National Trust.
Don't miss
¦Step inside the Court to discover the characters of Croome.
¦Unwind with a stroll by the relaxing river and lakeside.
¦Venture out in the wider parkland with our walks guide.
Making the most of your day
RAF-themed children's play area and plenty of family events in school holidays. Dogs: allowed on leads – assistance dogs only inside the Court/canteen (dog waiting areas provided)
For opening times and prices please visit the National Trust Croome website Croome | Worcestershire | National Trust
9 miles south of Worcester and east of M5 off Junction 7. Signposted off the A38 and B4084.
Aston's 382 Worcester to Pershore, alight at Ladywood Road/Rebecca Road crossroads, walk 2 miles; 362 Worcester to Upton/Malvern, alight at Kinnersley, walk 2 miles.By train: Pershore 7 miles.
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