Dyrham Park

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Dog/Pet friendly
Parking Available
Disabled Access
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Explore the grandeur of Dyrham Park The magnificent formal gardens of Dyrham Park were laid out when the grand house was built but became unfashionable by the late 18th century. They were largely cleared away or filled in when the park was landscaped by Humphrey Repton and Charles Harcourt Masters. However, it is a joy to travel down the winding drive through the deer park until the house appears, wedged across the valley and facing out to the plain below. A bold formal terrace with simple planting and an impressive orangery full of colour and scent. Dog-walking area available.

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Child friendly

Dog/Pet friendly

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Coaches

Disabled Access

Parking Available

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Garden Acreage: 8
Open Times: Garden: 14 Feb - 20 Dec 10-5 daily. Please see NT website for House opening times.
Price Details: NT Members Free. See NT website for admission prices.

Arrival information & directions

Address: Dyrham, Bath, Gloucestershire, BathSN14 8ER, United Kingdom

Eight miles north of Bath, 12 miles east of Bristol. Two miles south of Tormarton interchange with M4, exit 18.

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