Medieval Park Tours

A medieval park with ancient ecology, now available to be enjoyed through guided walks and talks.
WHEN WHAT ALL EVENTS
Aug 26Dec 26Apr 27
Sep 26Jan 27May 27
Oct 26Feb 27Jun 27
Nov 26Mar 27Jul 27
Parkland ecological presentations explore the rich habitats and species diversity of Haddon's medieval parkland.

Haddon’s Medieval Park, is recognised as nationally significant, not only for its Medieval heritage but also because of its remarkable diversity of habitats, unaltered landscapes and stretches of ancient pasture.

The Park, which reaches to 187 hectares, includes parkland, woodland, a significant stretch of the Derbyshire River Wye, water meadows, wetlands and former stretches of farmland. Almost half of the park is particularly unusual, as it is land that has not been touched by agricultural systems for at least 900 years, making it of significant scientific and ecological interest.
Kintsugi Art Workshop with Amelia Bedson
22 Aug
The Little School of Ecology in Haddon Medieval Park
25 Aug
Guided Parkland Walks in Haddon Medieval Park
4 Sep, 25 Sep, 10 Oct
SOLD OUT Botanical Print Workshop with Pulp & Pigment
5 Sep
Wire Sculpture Workshop with Judith Brown
6 Sep
Nalbinding Workshop with Woodland Ways
11 Sep
Wider Haddon Estate Conservation & Heritage Walk
24 Sep
Autumn Wreath Making Workshop with Fern Floral Design
27 Sep
The Trees of Haddon Medieval Park Walk with Jason Ingamells
4 Oct
Peg Loom Weaving Workshop with Sophie Heywood
11 Oct
Corn Dolly Making Workshop with Braided Grain
24 Oct
Autumn Pyrography Workshop with Burnt Cookies
25 Oct