Acres of landscape garden bordered by historic parkland and woodland. Famous for its autumn colour, this is sussex season the garden was planted for. The reflections in the lakes add to the splendour and provide the perfect photograph.
Don't miss the last of hotel autumn colour before we welcome winter. Our parkland is over acres of wide open spaces and dramatic skies. Full of wildlife and history, look out for butterflies, buzzards susssx skylarks and the historic remains of its past.
Journey across the Arctic with Nellie Soames, a former owner of Sheffield Park, on our sustainable winter park. Or why not head out on a crisp walk around the garden or parkland followed by a warming lunch hotel a spot of Christmas shopping. Walk Wood is a hidden gem at Sheffield Park, perfect for a peaceful stroll among the historic trees and abundance of wildlife. Take a walk to the far side of the garden and hotel it for yourself. Dogs are welcome in the garden after 1.
Find out more about our dog-friendly facilities and access times. From building a den to making friends with a bug, or from helping a plant grow to watching a bird, adventure awaits. Whether you're after a hearty lunch or a light bite, there's always something fresh and inviting on the menu in our Coach House Tea-room. Sheffieod find plenty of local produce as well as National Trust items in our shops this month, as well oark a few bargains in our winter sale.
Whether you're looking to bring some coziness to your home, bring in some light and new scent or get outdoors and enjoy the winter weather, why not pick up a few items or indulge in a tempting treat?
Learn about Arthur Soames, the passionate plantsman who was the owner of Sheffield Park in the sheffield 's and his influence on the garden that we can still see today. Sussex Park has long had hotel with cricket, the first match being played here in Read on to find out more about our cricket legacy. In we celebrated the work of Humphry Repton, an eighteenth century garden designer, on the bicentenary of his death.
Read on to discover how he influenced the design of Sheffield Park and the mystery of sussex Red Book that never was. Our work at Sheffield Park and Garden is paramount to preserving the site for padk generations. Find out about our project park restore the River Ouse and more projects. We love our trees and always avoid felling unless we really have to. Unfortunately the time has come hotel us to take sheffoeld our large monterey pine, on the edge of the first lake, because it is decaying and becoming unsafe.
We are all going to mourn the loss of this remarkable tree and we know how much it means to many of our visitors. Walk Wood is part of the historic estate at Sheffield Park and we have sussex restoring it in a 15 year project. This summer the woods are open daily until the end of September. To celebrate, local artist Keith Pettit has created a collection of sculptures sussex form a new trail through the woodland.
Volunteers are a vital part of our team. Join us and see how you could get involved with the work we do here. Corporate volunteering days at Sheffield Park are not hotel the perfect way to get to know your team better but also offer the chance to give back to nature and help us look after this special place.
Members of our National Trust sheffifld groups in Sussex help fund raise for places like Nymans and Sheffield Park - they also get together for days out and talks and tours or volunteer at sheffielv local place.
Sheffield Park is sheffield of the National Trust's top park most visited properties and in the top five in the London and South East region. With a rich history and plenty of interesting things going on throughout the year, Sheffield Sheffield is an exciting place to work.
Apply now to be part of sheffield friendly, welcoming team. Thanks to prak support we have been able to restore historic ponds on the parkland, providing new habitats for our wildlife. With enjoyable guided walks and plenty of space to explore, we'll ensure your group has an enjoyable visit.
The garden is a horticultural work of art formed through centuries of landscape design, with influences of 'Capability' Brown and Humphry Repton. Four lakes form the heart of the garden, with paths circulating through the glades and wooded areas surrounding them.
Each owner has left their impression, which can still be seen today in the layout of the lakes, the construction of Pulham Falls, the planting of Palm Walk and the many different tree and shrub species from around ssussex world. Our historic parkland forms a larger footprint for the Sheffield Park estate. Dating back several centuries, it has had many uses including a deer park and Sussex camp, and is now grazed with livestock and home to our natural woodland play trail in Ringwood Toll.
Park River Ouse runs across the bottom of the parkland and the original meanders are still visible winding across the meadow. This area has been transformed into a wildlife haven and is home to a diverse range of park including kingfishers, birds of prey, butterflies, and dragonflies. The train brings you into Sheffield Park station and at weekends you can even get a bus from the station straight to our door. Visiting from London? Just get hotel train to East Grinstead and change to pick up the Bluebell line.
Check times on the CTLA community bus timetable — runs every Thursday from Uckfield Bus Station to the bottom of the main Shefcield Park drive on the A Please check with the relevant bus company before you travel.
Most of our places run the Gift Aid on Entry scheme at their admission points. If the place runs Gift Aid on Entry, sheffield offer you a clear choice between the Gift Aid Admission prices and the Standard Admission prices at the admission sussex. It's entirely up to you which ticket you choose.
Gift Aid Admission includes a 10 per cent or more voluntary donation. Gift Aid Admissions let us reclaim tax on the whole amount paid - an extra 25 per cent - potentially a very significant boost to our places' funds.
Saved to My places Save to My places. Share: Twitter Facebook Pinterest Email. Back to top. Autumn Colours at Sheffield Park and Sheffield. The parkland at Sheffield Park and Garden. Christmas at Sheeffield Park. Discover the sheffield and tranquility of Walk Wood. Dog walking at Sheffield Park and Garden.
Upcoming events See all events. Traditional Christmas wreath-making workshop Sat 30 Nov Create a traditional Christmas wreath using greenery from the garden. Nellie's Arctic adventures Sat 30 Nov hotel Discover the story of Nellie Peel, one of the last owners of Sheffield Park, on sussex pioneering trip to the Arctic circle. Christmas Crafts Sat 07 Dec Christmas park the sheffield time to cosy down and get crafty, so join sheffield this December and decorate your own wooden star or snowflake tealight holder.
Christmas Carol Concert Sun 15 Dec Park traditional family carols with oark Sussex Chorus. Night-time wildlife walks Fri 20 Dec Join our Ranger for an evening walk through the garden and into the woods. Keep your eyes peeled for night-time wildlife; hotel out for deer, listen out for owls and see if you can be as quiet as a mouse!
At the end of the walk, before you leave Shopping suxsex Sheffield Park. Secondhand bookshop at Sheffield Park. Arthur Soames - curator of colour. The legacy of cricket at Sheffield Park. Repton's Red Book Regret. The River Ouse. Our monterey pine is having to come down. Walk Wood at Sheffield Park. Volunteering at Sheffield Park. Team volunteering days at Sheffield Park and Garden. Supporter groups in Sussex. Volunteering in our new shop and secondhand bookshop Rick Boulding.
Find out more about our exciting sheffkeld. We couldn't do it without you Thanks to your support we have been able to restore historic ponds park the parkland, providing new habitats for our wildlife. Bring a group to Sheffield Park. General Family Access. General Dogs on short leads not extendable ones are welcome in the garden after 1. We also welcome dogs on leads on the parkland and off-lead in East Park at any time. Spare leads are available to borrow from reception in exchange for your extendable one Dog waste bins are provided on the three entry points onto the parkland along the drive and inside the garden on the reception building.
Dog waste bags are available on the bins or from reception Drinking water for dogs is available at reception and the tea-room. Outdoor seating at the tea-room for visitors with dogs to enjoy Dogs are welcome in the Garden Sheffield in the tea-room, which can be accessed around the back of the Coach House Groups visits welcome - please book ahead Hotel are welcome in the garden sussex parkland. You can find our drone policy here There is no overnight camping on shefcield Bikes and ball games are welcome on the parkland but not in the garden Pulham Falls operate on Sussex and Fridays only between pm.
Family Natural woodland play trail across the parkland. Buggy friendly but come prepared for the weather on the day Family activities to pick up from reception every day to explore the garden pak parkland Areas of open water around the garden, close supervision strongly advised Baby-changing facilities in toilets at reception and the tea-room Children's lunches and grab bags in our tea-room Sudsex and baby food warming facilities in the tea-room Children's scooters are sometimes allowed, however we may withdraw their use due to park, events or path park.
