Find thing to do: Parks and Gardens

Discover inspiring places, stories, and experiences celebrating Britain’s rich heritage, history, and cultural treasures across every category.
Set within more than 550 acres of parkland and gardens in the Kent countryside, Leeds Castle offers visitors the chance to explore historic interiors, seasonal gardens and a wide range of attractions across the estate.
Discover Althorp House in Northamptonshire, the historic Spencer family estate set within 550 acres of parkland, home to world-class art collections and centuries of English heritage.
Explore Lulworth Castle in Dorset, a stunning 17th-century historic estate near the Jurassic Coast. Discover castle interiors, gardens, parkland walks and heritage events.
Explore High Beeches Garden in the Sussex Weald, a stunning 27-acre woodland and water garden filled with rare trees, seasonal flowers, wildlife and spectacular autumn colour.
Discover Ightham Mote in Kent – a 14th-century moated manor house with gardens, woodland walks, visitor centre, café and seasonal events. Ideal for historic tours, family days out and countryside exploration
Discover Turvey House in Bedfordshire, an elegant Georgian country estate set beside the River Great Ouse. Explore historic architecture, landscaped grounds and peaceful countryside in the charming village of Turvey.
Discover Burton Constable Hall, one of East Yorkshire’s finest historic attractions and an impressive Elizabethan country house set in Capability Brown parkland. Perfect for history lovers and outdoor explorers, it offers a peaceful and memorable day out in East Yorkshire.
Wolterton Hall is an elegant 18th‑century Palladian country house in Norfolk, commissioned by Horatio Walpole, brother of Britain’s first Prime Minister, Sir Robert Walpole.
Wotton House in Buckinghamshire features historic Capability Brown Pleasure Grounds, offering a scenic three-mile walk with bridges, temples, statues, and classic 18th-century landscape design, perfect for a heritage day out.
Wilton House, home to the 18th Earl and Countess of Pembroke, offers a glimpse into British history. Built on the site of a 9th-century nunnery, it sits within 21 acres of gardens, features Palladian architecture, and delights visitors of all ages with its picturesque gardens and adventure playground.