It’s been a wonderful day at Clumber as the first-ever The Elf on the Shelf ® sculpture trail arrived in the park. This treasured Christmas tradition is guaranteed to create heart-warming memories and inspire excitement so wrap up warm, get ready to go on a magical adventure, and see if you can find them all! Trail runs from 22nd November – 4th January. Free event, admission into the park applies. In partnership with Wild in Art and The Lumistella Company. #TheElfOnTheShelf #ClumberPark #Christm

A quick look at a stunning walk around the National Trust's Clumber Park in Nottinghamshire. The full version of this walk is included in Series 2 Edition 3 of Walks Around Britain - watch it on demand on Walks Around Britain - our "Netflix for Walking" video subscription website now - https://walksaroundbritain.vhx.tv/videos/s02e03 To see the map along with the walking route to print out, visit https://www.walksaroundbritain.co.uk/clumberparklake Every edition of Walks Around Britain is availab

Where is your favourite spot to relax at Clumber? Here is the Parsonage lawn with great views and a new building open to the visitors for the first time... Come and explore.... | Clumber Park NT

Capturing the highlights of Clumber with a summer stroll around the park. #ClumberPark #EveryoneNeedsNature #GetOutdoors #lovenotts #nottinghamshire #worksop #nationaltrust #walledkitchengarden #lake #summer | Clumber Park NT

Clumber Spaniel History: From Kings' Companions to Dependable Bird Dogs

Today is the start of Volunteers Week, an annual celebration of the contribution millions of people make across the UK through volunteering. It is therefore the perfect opportunity for us to say thank you to all our volunteers for all that they do, and to recognise their continued support. Here's a short video from our General Manager, Rob Holder. For all available volunteering opportunities, please type 'Clumber Park' into the search at: https://myvolunteering.nationaltrust.org.uk/opportunity-s

The Gardens team at Clumber Park have practiced the no-dig method in its current form for over 6 years. The no-dig beds are created by layering compost (homemade here on site) on top of existing soil, leaving the soil beneath undisturbed and the natural ecosystem to thrive. Key benefits include: - Less weeding saving time & energy - Better quality soil which retains moisture, nutrients, and carbon - Delicious vegetables and flourishing plants Wondering how to get started? Ask a member of the Gar