Wollaton Hall and Park
Walk Highlights
- Location:
- Nottingham
- Postcode:
- NG8 2AE
- Parking:
There are several large pay and display car parks at Wollaton Park, located at different entrances to the park in Nottingham, Nottinghamshire (e.g., main entrance off Wollaton Road, Lime Tree Avenue entrance). Parking charges apply (check Nottingham City Council website for current rates). These provide good access to the Hall, gardens, and network of paths. The car parks can get very busy, especially at weekends, during school holidays, and when special events are being held at this major Nottinghamshire attraction.
- Distance:
- 2.10 miles
- Time:
- 1.00 hours
- Difficulty:
- Easy
- Terrain:
The terrain in Wollaton Park, Nottinghamshire, is generally gently undulating. Main paths around the Hall and lake are well-surfaced (tarmac or compacted gravel) and accessible for pushchairs and wheelchairs. Parkland and woodland paths can be earth or grass, more uneven, and muddy after rain. There are some gentle hills offering good views. This Nottinghamshire park has good accessibility on its main routes.
- Facilities:
- Toilets, Cafe
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Dog-Centric Details
- Poo Bins Available:
- Yes
- Secure/Fenced Area:
- No
- Dog Water Source:
- No
- Dog Notes:
Dogs are very welcome in Wollaton Park in Nottinghamshire but MUST be kept on leads at all times throughout the entire park. This is a strict rule to ensure the safety and welfare of the resident herds of Red and Fallow deer, as well as other wildlife and park visitors. The park offers excellent on-lead walks. Dog waste bins are widely available. Please clean up after your dog. The cafe often has dog-friendly outdoor seating. This Nottinghamshire park is a great on-lead dog walking venue.
- EV Charger Nearby:
- No
- Fuel Station Nearby:
- No
- Livestock Information:
- Off-Leash Policy:
- On-Leash Only
- Dog Traffic:
- Moderate
- Seasonal Advice:
- Height Restriction:
- No
- Printable Version:
- PLUS Feature
Explore the magnificent Wollaton Hall and its extensive parkland in Nottinghamshire, a stunning Elizabethan mansion set within 500 acres of beautiful parkland, located on the western edge of Nottingham city. This walk allows you to discover the diverse landscapes of Wollaton Park, including open parkland where herds of Red and Fallow deer roam freely, mature woodlands, and a picturesque lake. Wollaton Hall itself is a spectacular Grade I listed building, now housing Nottingham's Natural History Museum, and is a major landmark in Nottinghamshire.
An extensive network of well-maintained paths and trails crisscrosses Wollaton Park, suitable for walkers, families, runners, and cyclists. You can enjoy views of the impressive Hall from all angles, walk alongside the serene lake, explore the formal gardens and Camellia House (the oldest cast-iron glasshouse in Europe), and wander through ancient woodlands. The park has excellent visitor facilities, including a large visitor centre, cafes, shops, toilets, and children's adventure playgrounds. This Nottinghamshire park is a superb destination for a full day out.
- Discover Wollaton Hall and its extensive deer park in Nottingham, Nottinghamshire.
- Walk through beautiful parkland, ancient woodland, and alongside a large scenic lake.
- See herds of Red and Fallow deer roaming freely within the park.
- Visit a magnificent Elizabethan mansion, now home to a Natural History Museum, with excellent visitor facilities.
Walks in Wollaton Park can be of any length, from a gentle 1-2 mile accessible loop around the Hall and lake, to a longer 4-5 mile exploration of the entire park and its varied landscapes. This Nottinghamshire park offers something for all abilities.
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