Join the team from West Midlands Butterfly Conservation to uncover moth traps in the orchard at Croome. Discover more about the beautiful insects which usually fly at night and what we can do to help their survival.
Croome has begun a major conservation project to reinstall the Robert Adam bookcases that have recently returned from the V&A. Follow the conservation journey over the next few years as we work towards reinstating them in the Library.
Croome has worked with artist Faye Claridge and local community groups to create new sculptures in response to the Four Seasons statues that once stood in the Evergreen Shrubbery. Explore the new Four Seasons exhibition in the House.
Enjoy a relaxing yoga class in the Long Gallery at Croome, offering a unique blend of mindful movement and atmospheric surroundings.
Come and join local volunteer artists for a morning of sketching or painting in the park at Croome.
Find out more about Croome’s history, design, plants and statues on an hour’s stroll in the garden with one of our knowledgeable volunteers.
Discover the iconic features of Croome's parkland on a delightful, volunteer-led walking tour.
Rediscover your sense of calm with an immersive sound bath session in the Long Gallery at Croome.
Enjoy a relaxing outdoor yoga class at Croome, combining mindful movement with the beauty and tranquillity of the surrounding landscape.
Escape the noise of daily life with a Forest Bathing experience in the Arboretum at Croome.
Develop your fitness and wellbeing with our guided health walks in Croome's parkland all year round.
A walk through Croome Park reveals the way in which RAF Defford changed the 18th century landscape created by Lancelot ”Capability” Brown. Along the way, there are stories of an extraordinary airfield waiting to be told.
Summer of Play is returning to Croome for 2026! This summer, we're celebrating all things bugs and biodiversity, with critter-themed fairground games, hands-on creative workshops, and a mini theatre for performers big and small.
Join us for a 5 mile guided walk through the parkland to the Panorama Tower and enjoy fantastic panoramic views from the balcony before continuing back to the Visitor Centre.
Visit the Panorama Tower, built in 1801 by James Wyatt for the 6th Earl of Coventry. Enjoy panoramic views of the countryside from the balcony.
Join the Worcestershire Bat Group for an evening walk at Croome to see and listen to bats in the garden and park.
Join Croome's knowledgeable volunteers for a special guided walk into Croome’s arboretum.
Join The HandleBards at Croome for a hilariously high-octane production of Shakespeare’s ‘Macbeth’ like you’ve never seen before.