Dyrham Park

Dyrham Park is a spectacular and historic 17th-century house, garden and ancient park owned by the National Trust.

Enjoy roaming 270 acres of ancient parkland, full of magnificent trees, breathtaking views, and a magnificent manor house. Young explorers can run free in the Old Lodge picnic and revamped play area, take part in a nature trail and tick off challenges on their 50 things list.

Splendid borders, idyllic ponds, and a wildflower orchard are all features of the stunning West Garden which is ready for you all to explore. You can also mooch around the fully furnished, historic 17th-century house, once home to the Blathwayts. 

Opening times vary throughout the year - view their Opening Times here.

How to get there:

By Car

Located 8 miles north of Bath on A46 and 12 miles east of Bristol on the M4 (2 miles south of M4 junction 18, Tormarton interchange).

Parking: Pay and display car parking £2 for two hours, and £4 all day. Free parking for National Trust members with a valid car sticker and membership card. Last entry 1 hour before closing. The car park closes 5.30pm or dusk, whichever is earlier. SatNav: Use SN14 8HY and enter the car park via A46.

By cycle

Accessible by bike, via the Avon and Wiltshire cycleways, with good links to Bristol and Bath. Please note the park is not suitable for cycling. Find out more cycling information here. 

By train

Bath Spa train station is 8 miles away and Bristol Parkway is 12 miles away. It takes about 20 minutes to reach Dyrham Park by taxi from either of these stations. Please note, there are currently no direct public transport links to Dyrham Park from Bath or Bristol.

Facilities & Access:

• Assistance dogs are welcome in Dyrham but no other dogs are allowed.
• Toilet facilities are available in the car park and at the house.
• No bikes or scooters allowed in the park
• Bicycles can be locked to railings in the car park (at your own risk) and also to the bike racks on the lane leading from Sand's Hill.
• Tea-room and shop are next to the house and are accessible to members and ticket-holders only.
• Drones are strictly prohibited.

Find out more about Dyrham Park here!