Venue Description

Carved out of the ancient forest of Sherwood, Clumber Park is a scenic National Trust site spread across 3,800 acres of parkland, woods and heath. Formerly the estate of the Dukes of Newcastle, it now offers miles of tranquil trails, beautiful gardens, a Gothic-style chapel and peaceful lakeside views. Visitors can enjoy the on-site cafés, shops, play areas, and wildlife-rich landscapes throughout the seasons.

Accessibility

The park has step-free access to key areas including cafés, shops, and the Information Point. There are accessible toilets, including a Changing Places facility, and designated Blue Badge parking. A limited number of mobility scooters are available to hire, and the site includes 13 miles of tarmac roads with recommended routes for wheelchair and mobility aid users. There is level or ramped access to most buildings and facilities. Main entrances are generally step-free. Some paths have gentle slopes or uneven terrain. Mobility scooters and tramper vehicles are available to borrow, and accessible bikes are available from the Cycle Hub. Booking in advance is recommended. Full access audit is available on the AccessAble website.

Access Statement

Access Statement Link: https://www.accessable.co.uk/national-trust/clumber-park-national-trust

Toilets

Accessible toilets are located centrally in the park and include step-free access, wide doors, grab rails, and accessible sinks. The Changing Places facility is located in the Turning Yard area.

Staff

Information about the staff has not been added for this venue.