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A wide expanse of parkland, peaceful woods, open heath and rolling farmland with a superb serpentine lake at its heart. Part of Nottinghamshire’s famed ‘Dukeries’, Clumber was formerly home to the Dukes of Newcastle. The house was demolished in 1938, but many fascinating features of the estate remain, including an outstanding Gothic Revival chapel, Hardwick village and the walled kitchen garden, which contains the longest glasshouses in National Trust ownership with vines, figs and a garden museum, as well as herbaceous borders, traditional vegetable varieties and working beehives.

Opening Times - 2010:

Park:
Open all year

Restaurant/shop/clumber story/chapel:
1st January - 27th March & 31st October - 31st December: daily, 10 am - 4 pm
28th March - 30th October: daily, 10 am - 5 pm

Walled Kitchen Garden:
13th - 27th March & 31st October - 31st December: daily, 10 am - 4 pm
28th March - 30th October: 10 am - 5 pm

Cycle hire:
2nd January - 27th March: Saturday & Sunday, 10 am - 4 pm
28th March - 30th October: daily, 10 am - 5 pm
31st October - 26th December: Saturday & Sunday, 10 am - 4 pm.

Gift Aid Admission Prices - 2010:

Pedestrians, Cyclists & Coaches - Free
National Trust Members Free
Vehicle entry charge - £5.20
Cycle hire - £6 (2hr), £12 (day)
Walled Kitchen Garden - £2.75
Adults - £3
Children - Free

More information on the garden can be found on The Gardens Guide.