Weston Park: Over 1000 acres of formal gardens, enchanting woodland, idyllic lakes and follies make up the rich tapestry of this magnificant historic park. The centrepiece is the House, withits collection of paintings, tapestries, procelain and fine furniture. With an Adventure Playground, Miniature Railway and Animal Centre, the variety and diversity of Weston Park provides an abundance of delights for everyone.
Open: Park 11am - 7pm, House 1pm - 5pm. Open April - Sept, weekends and Bank Holidays (inc Easter and Whit Week) and most days in July and August.
Cost:
Park and Gardens
Adult £3.00, Child £2.00, SC £2.50, Family Ticket £10.00.
House
Adult £2.50, Child £1.50, SC £2.00.
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