Clumber park is based in North Nottinghamshire, just south of Worksop, in the northernmost part of Sherwood Forest.
In early June 2011 I was lucky enough to spend a few days camping in the newly opened campsite at Clumber Park, below is my amazing adventures of Clumber park in pictures enjoy as I certainly did and highly recommend to all for more details on Clumber Park http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/main/w-vh/w-visits/w-findaplace/w-clumber_park-2.htm
The Coleman Tent all put up ready for my camping holiday at Clumber Park
The Clumber Park campsite has only recently opened. Pitch a tent from only £15.00 per night, how could I refuse to stay. Also on site are the ultra cool camping cabins (pods and wigwams) starting from only £38.00 per night these cool pods provide great accommodation for up to 5 people (next time I visit will be trying out a pod) Not only do you have the option of the pods and wigwams but there is also a Mongolian Yurt a 22 foot tent sleeping up to 4 people more details on the Clumber campsite is here http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/main/w-vh/w-visits/w-findaplace/w-clumber_park-2/w-clumber_campsite-now-open.htm
Clumber park pods
Clumber park pod
While camping in Clumber park, I had access to 3,800 acres of green open space, enjoyed walking down Europe’s longest double avenue of lime trees , which line the grand entrance. I hired a bike and went on a 20 mile bike route through the park, and enjoyed a meal in the on site restaurant, which used fresh ingredients picked from the Clumber park walled kitchen garden.
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The walls of the walled kitchen garden
The walled Kitchen garden has a wealth of sights and smells to experience, from herbaceous borders, trees laden with heritage varieties of fruit.
Inside the walled kitchen garden Clumber park
looking down to the walled garden
walks around Clumber park
chapel of st mary Clumber park
Chapel of St Mary the Virgin, Clumber chapel was built between 1886 and 1889
lots to see around Clumber park
While I stayed on the campsite at Clumber park I was delighted to learn about the discount on the bike hire, my daughter enjoyed the tag bike we hired as we did a 20 mile bike ride around Clumber park
Hiring bikes at Clumber park
amazing tree bark
Lots of amazing wildlife and nature to see at Clumber Park, the man made serpentine lake offers a 4 mile route around its banks, with amazing views from the ornamental bridge and opportunities for bird spotting, there are over 200 species living at Clumber Park including Mallards, Swans, Geese and Coots.
chocolate tree in the souvenir shop
Clumber Park is a perfect place for all the family take a look at this link tot he Clumber Discovery and Exhibition centre http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/main/w-vh/w-visits/w-findaplace/w-clumber_park-2/w-clumberpark-clumber-discovery-and-exhibition-centre.htm
While I was camping at Clumber Park I had the great experience of the wartime weekend lots of fantastic pictures below from the weekend.
Clumber Park wartime weekend
wartime suitcases
wartime clumber park
wartime at clumber park
wartime dancing clumber park
wartime dancing clumber park
shopping for vintage
wartime shopping clumber park
wartime ladies
THE EYE OF ABYSS 