Ancient parkland, 17th-century house and garden at Dyrham, near Bath, South Gloucestershire.
Dyrham, near Bath, South Gloucestershire, SN14 8HY
www.nationaltrust.org.uk/dyrham-park
270-acres (110 hectare) of ancient parkland, full of magnificent trees and breathtaking views and space for young explorers to run free!
The stunning gardens include splendid borders, idyllic ponds and a wildflower orchard.
Dyrham Park is 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).
Dyrham Park page last updated 9 July 2024. Spotted a mistake? Please let us know.
Assistance dogs are welcome throughout Dyrham Park but other dogs are not allowed, other than a small dog walking area near the car park.
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