Dyrham Park

History & Heritage
EMAIL: dyrhampark@nationaltrust.org.uk

Dyrham Park

Dyrham Park was created in the 17th century by William Blathwayt. It is an early example of how a fortune made from empire was invested in a landed estate, transforming Dyrham into one of the most notable stately homes of its age.

The 270-acre (110 hectare) ancient steep and sloping parkland is full of magnificent trees and breathtaking views and space for young explorers to run free, be in nature and tick off challenges on their 50 things list.

Splendid borders, idyllic ponds and a wildflower orchard are all features of the stunning garden which is being sensitively developed as a 21st-century garden with echoes of the past.

Visitors can get a flavour of the life of William Blathwayt in the late 1600s by stepping into the impressive baroque mansion house with its collection of fine art and Dutch Delftware. His years as a diplomat in Europe, and his several colonial and administrative positions in government, helped to hone – and indulge – his increasingly refined taste.

Assistance dogs are welcome throughout Dyrham Park but we do not allow any other dogs on site other than a small dog walking area near the car park.

Serving food and a range of drinks at the tea-room and tea garden kiosk. Whether it’s a gift for someone, a memento of your visit or a treat for yourself, there’s plenty which might take your fancy in the shop.

Reviews

There are no reviews yet. Be the first one to write one.

Rate and write a review

We are passionate about the local community and its businesses so please note that reviews will only be published if constructive and well-intended.

Chippenham SN14 Dyrham, Near Bath, South Gloucestershire, SN14 8HY, UK
Get directions

Meal Type

Breakfast
Lunch
Snacks

Dietary Restrictions Offered

Organic
Vegetarian

Venue Features

Accept Credit Cards
Baby Changing
Cafe
Disabled Access
Gift Shop
Disabled Facilities
Gardens
Parking
Picnic Space

Great For

Groups
Walking/Hiking
Families

Essentials

Walk In

Price Range

££-£££