
Discover more at Newark Park
Find out when Newark Park is open, how to get here, the things to see and do and more.
There's plenty for families to enjoy throughout the seasons in the garden at Newark Park. Take in the seasonal blooms, explore the woodland play area and have an adventure.
Enjoy seasonal walks and adventures in nature at Newark Park
Have fun spotting the different signs of winter around the garden at Newark.
Pick up a free activity sheet from visitor reception on arrival.
Learn more about the species who make their homes around and at Newark Park by picking up free trail leaflet from Visitor Reception and exploring the garden to find the 8 activity stations. Why not have a go at running like a hare, learning where they like to live and even what their poo looks like?
Animals have played a big part in Newark's history, from its roots as an ancient deer park to Bob Parson's pet Great Danes. Pick up a free leaflet from the entrance hall and see if you can spot all the animals inside the house.
From the 5th-27th April, join us on an Easter adventure by completing 10 activity stations around the garden including a rabbit racecourse, bird watching, games and much more.
Prices are £3.50 per trail which includes an Easter trail sheet, bunny ears and a dairy or vegan and Free From*chocolate egg. Buy at Visitor Reception on your way in.
*Suitable for people with milk, egg, gluten, peanut and tree nut allergies.
Nature explorers can discover wild animal carvings in the woodland play area. The animal carvings were designed specially for Newark and feature a number of wild animals to spot including an owl, mice and deer.
Courageous adventurers can traverse the folly play area, the crinkle-crankle steps, and peek behind the fairy doors.
In the warmer months, visitors can try their hand at lawn games by the tea pavilion.
On the first floor of Newark house you’ll find dressing up in the Buff Bedroom where you can style yourself as a Tudor lord or lady.
There are also seasonal trails inside the house.
Unfortunately dogs and pushchairs are not allowed inside the house in order to protect the historic floors.
Here are some of our favourite '50 things' you can do at Newark:
Find out when Newark Park is open, how to get here, the things to see and do and more.
The garden and parkland are an ideal place to get outdoors in nature. The area also provides the diverse habitat for a variety of creatures and birdlife.
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Gardens, family trails and winding walks await in Gloucestershire and the Cotswolds. Plan your day out for a memorable visit that the whole family will enjoy.