Charlecote Park - Warwick

Katherine W.

Beautiful National Trust site with huge ground to enjoy long walks in the deer park. Gorgeous house although the parts you can walk around are limited as the family still live there and they are undergoing extensive repairs to the dining room which will take some time. The upstairs is also set out as a museum of memories rather than as the rooms were. In total there are only approx 5 rooms you can walk through that are in keeping with the period and history of the house. The car park is on the opposite side of the road to the property but the road isn't busy. The cafe is huge and there is a separate one near the woods too. Great property and right on the river so great for walks and a relaxing afternoon.

Claire D.

Visiting out of season meant they were carrying out work on the site but it was still really stunning. There's a lot of trails you can walk & so many deer in the deer park, you can sit & watch them for hours!
The house is beautiful & considering it's a stately home, it felt quite cozy & truly lived in (although you'd definitely need an army of staff to maintain it! Highly recommend a visit

Aneta D.

We had a splendid mid-week visit! The grounds and the house are really well kept. They also had some summer activities for children, including football, skittles, dress-up area, building zone, picnic tents and more! We were also lucky enough to see a herd of deers and some fawns too!
After exploring the grounds, we stopped for a light bite and some coffee in one of their cafes. You couldn’t fault it. The food was fresh and the coffee and cakes tasted amazing! On a bonus side, they have a free, generous size parking.
We cannot wait to be back in there!

Howard M.

We recently visited this National Trust property and while we couldn’t see much of the house itself, the surrounding gardens and walking trails more than made up for it. The grounds are beautifully maintained and ideal for a family day out. There were plenty of engaging activities and events for children, which kept the little ones entertained throughout.

The café served very good food — fresh and well-prepared, a pleasant surprise for a heritage site. However, with the weather being a bit unpredictable during our visit, the limited indoor seating made it a little tricky to find a comfortable spot. Still, it didn’t take away too much from what was otherwise a really enjoyable day.

Z

The house is fantastic. The objects inside are true marvels. The interiors are splendid and well crafted. This is one of the best houses in the country and I say that after seeing a lot of them. The parkland is also really beautiful and a joy to stroll through.

Mick P.

Homely feel for a large country house , interesting history and the volunteers manning the rooms on the whole were friendly and informative. Great view of the Avon from the back garden, deer running free so best keep dogs on a lead.

Ethan

The park is extremely well kept with plenty of deer running around. While there is a right of way through the park the rest of the park is reserved for tickets holders. Prices for tickets are very high for the park only, they should be reduced to £5 per person, while the house should remain full price.

Nature is beautiful but price too high for the park.

Clare K.

Lovely, interesting place and free if you are an NT member. There is plenty of parking but a 5 to 10 min walk up to the house. Motorised scooters are available but need booking in advance. If you wish to see the house tickets are issued for time slots. When it is busy, these can go very quickly. It takes about an hour to look around the house, and the volunteers are happy to give you the history as you walk around. The grounds are lovely and there is a cute children's cottage aswell. There are 2 cafés with indoor and outdoor seating. Some tables are designated for the disabled and are wheelchair friendly. There are also picnic tables for those with own food.
Makes a good day out, especially if the weather is good. Weekends and bank hols tend to be busy.