Tring Park

Dacorum, Hertfordshire

Public open space in Tring, Hertfordshire, England

Opening Woodland Trust car park (Hastoe Lane): 7.30am-8pm during British Summer Time (last Sunday of March to last Saturday of October) and 7.30am-6pm during British Winter Time (last Sunday of October to last Saturday of March); closed on Christmas Day. Joint Woodland Trust and Natural History Museum car park: Monday to Saturday 10am-4pm, Sunday 2-5pm.

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The experience

About this day out

Tring Park is a 132.9-hectare (328.5-acre) Woodland Trust site south of Tring, within the Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with mixed broadleaf woodland and one of the largest areas of unimproved chalk grassland in the county, designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest. Once part of the Rothschild family's aristocratic estate, it offers wildflowers and butterflies in spring and summer, plus historic follies and stunning views year round. It is a 10-minute walk from the Natural History Museum at Tring.

When to go

Opening calendar

Woodland Trust car park (Hastoe Lane): 7.30am-8pm during British Summer Time (last Sunday of March to last Saturday of October) and 7.30am-6pm during British Winter Time (last Sunday of October to last Saturday of March); closed on Christmas Day. Joint Woodland Trust and Natural History Museum car park: Monday to Saturday 10am-4pm, Sunday 2-5pm.

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Practical details

Facilities & accessibility

At a glance

Free car park with space for 50 carsCycle racksWelcome hub with seatingWaymarked walkNine entrancesToilets nearby at the Natural History Museum at Tring and Tring Forge car park

Accessibility: Wide entrances are suitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs, though the track can become muddy in places. The main path (King Charles Ride) is semi-surfaced and firm underfoot, while other woodland paths are unsurfaced and parkland paths are typically grass; all can become extremely muddy and slippery in adverse weather. The majority of parkland walks include a relatively steep incline. Two of the nine entrances feature steps and four have kissing gates; one gate towards the Obelisk has been modified to allow for a mobility scooter.
Parking: Free Woodland Trust car park off Hastoe Lane, Tring, HP23 6AR, with space for 50 cars, cycle racks and a welcome hub with seating (7.30am-8pm BST, 7.30am-6pm winter, closed Christmas Day). Also a free joint Woodland Trust and Natural History Museum at Tring car park (Mon-Sat 10am-4pm, Sun 2-5pm) with four blue badge spaces, plus car parks in Tring town centre.
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