National Trust - Clumber Park - Worksop

Stephen B.

Lovely day at Clumber with one of our daughters and two grandchildren. All enjoyed the walks and wildlife, step carefully though as there's a lot of goose poo to dodge. The upside was we saw the geese guiding well of forty chicks, which was a rare sight. The cafe was nice, but again, it was hardly any gluten-free food, very poor, the same yesterday at another venue. That aside, the setting is lovely and well set out. The stables area looks really nice and has much on offer. The walled garden is superb, and we very much enjoyed walking around. So, very much a nice time was had by us all, but the NT needs to get it's act together with gluten-free. That said, we would thoroughly recommend it.

Chloe B.

We visit Clumber Park often, as it’s not too far from where we live — and it never fails to impress. It’s simply stunning, with so much to explore and enjoy for all ages.

I’d definitely recommend bringing a picnic, a blanket, and maybe some camping chairs so you can find a peaceful spot to relax and enjoy lunch with a view.

You can hire bikes, including ones with trailers for toddlers, making it easy to explore the park with little ones. There’s a fantastic adventure playground for kids, a charming little bookshop where you can sit and enjoy a story, and plenty of places to grab a coffee or an ice cream.

Whether you’re visiting for a walk, a family day out, or just some time in nature, Clumber Park is a real gem.

Paul R.

I love it here!
There is 1 big cafe, 2 smaller coffee cafés and 4 pop up coffee shops. There is a gift shop and a second hand book shop. Then a information center full of interesting things for kids and a second smaller one. Also a great play park. Then there is plenty of Woodland and feilds to roam and explore and a beautiful lakeside walk. Great for adults, kids and dogs. For those with disabilities alot of the paths are wheelchair accessible and you can rent mobility scooters. Plenty for cyclists too and if you can't transport your own bike, you can rent them here too.

Paula B.

Wow, this place is big and needs more than a day to see all of the park. It is stunningly beautiful, and the lake with all it's wild life is endless. Sad the house is no longer there it was demolished after the 1st World War due to death duties and disrepair. There is plenty to see and do endless walks on both sides of the lake. Fabulous for families and dog walkers. Second-hand books, plants, and a discovery centre for children and adults. Restaurant/ cafe. Plenty of toilets. Play and Picnic areas. The list is endless. Suggest a visit highly recommend.

Samantha B.

Great place to visit all year round. Lots of places to have a picnic in the summer. So many different spaces to explore. Great little woodland play area. Places to buy food and drink (hot and cold) Always plenty of parking but can get busy in the summer. Definitely recommend.

Tatana G.

It's a lovely relaxing place for a nice circular walk around the lake. With cafes and restroom and even accessible shuttle bus.
One doesn't get disturbed by calls etc, as there is no phone signal for best part of the area, so if you are meeting with other people, agree the prace ahead of your arrival..

Bohumil K.

It was beautiful early spring sunny day hitting 16°C. Car park was 75% full. It nice place for a short but also for long walk. There are cycle routes as well. Refresment can be found in local cofe and shop. Toilets needs more attention. I will definitely return in the summer with bicycle.

Diane E.

We are lucky enough to live in walking distance of here and it is one of my favourite places to visit
Love the food wagon near the toilets at the waterfall side of the park for a coffee and naughty treat 😋