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About Clumber Park

Clumber Park, a expansive National Trust country park near Worksop in Nottinghamshire, offers more than just scenic landscapes. With private event spaces like Head Gardener's Cottage and the Old Parsonage, it’s a versatile venue for gatherings set within a historic, 3,800-acre estate. From the iconic Lime Tree Avenue to the 4-acre walled kitchen garden, Clumber Park provides a natural backdrop for memorable experiences. Whether you’re hosting a private event, joining a weekly parkrun, or simply enjoying a family day out, we’ve got you covered with practical details on parking, getting here, and nearby accommodations and dining.

Getting to Clumber Park is straightforward by road via the A614/A57, with parking included for admission and designated coach spaces. Rail links from Worksop and Retford offer convenient options, while the Sherwood Arrow bus service provides a link to the site with a short walk from Carburton. After your visit, consider nearby hotels and trusted restaurants to complete your trip. Remember, National Trust members park for free, and private event spaces within the park can host gatherings in the Head Gardener's Cottage or Old Parsonage. For up-to-date event details, check the official pages and plan your visit around activities like parkrun (weekly) or the Pushabout family walks held monthly.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: Worksop, Nottinghamshire, S80 3BE.
  • Park size: about 3,800 acres (1,537 hectares).
  • Venue type: National Trust country park with spaces available for private events (Head Gardener's Cottage, Old Parsonage).
  • Parking: Main Car Park, Central Bark Car Park and overflow parking; accessible coach parking; parking included with admission; National Trust members park for free.
  • Getting here: by road via A614/A57; closest rail: Worksop (~4.5 miles) and Retford (~6.5 miles); bus service (Sherwood Arrow) with a short walk from Carburton.
  • Notable features: Lime Tree Avenue (one of Europe’s longest lime avenues); surviving Chapel of St Mary and the 4-acre walled kitchen garden.
  • Notable events: recurring activities like parkrun (weekly), Trust10 Trail Run (monthly), Pushabout family walks, and Sunday Walkabout (monthly).
  • Demolition/renaming: Clumber House was demolished in 1938; the National Trust acquired the estate in 1946.