Are there toilets available?

Yes, there are toilets, accessible toilets and baby changing facilities.

Is Croome baby friendly?

Yes, there are baby changing facilities.

Can I bring my own food?

Croome has not told us if you can bring a picnic.

Is there food available to buy?

Croome has not told us about their dining options.

Is Croome wheelchair friendly?

Yes, Croome is wheelchair friendly and has accessible toilets.

Is Croome pushchair friendly?

Yes, Croome have stated they are pushchair friendly.

Croome has not told us if they are dog friendly.

Croome | Day Out With The Kids

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High Green
Indoor and Outdoor
Ages 4+
Stately Homes and Gardens, Parks and Playgrounds

As a result of the ongoing Coronavirus outbreak, all National Trust sites, including parks, garden and all car parks, will be closed to the public until further notice. We'll keep this updated with news of opening/closure changes, but always recommend to check before you travel.

Don't worry - you can find lots more great days out in High Green, or you can browse days out all over the UK here.

At Croome, you can step into what remains of a secret wartime air base, now a modern Visitor Centre, find Croome Court and see it being repaired, or simply go for a wonderful walk with the kids (and just pay for entry to the Park).

The Visitor Centre, formerly RAF Defford's sick quarters, will sweep you back to the 1940s, as you discover the fascinating details of this secret airbase where thousands of people lived and worked covertly!

The garden has been largely restored to its eighteenth century beauty, with intriguing statues, follies, bridges, and classical temples are hidden around every corner of the garden, especially through the shrubberies around the lakeside. There are miles of different walks to enjoy, but if you would prefer a nice brisk walk, try the route through the Home Shrubbery to the Rotunda, an enchanting ‘garden room' that is surrounded by giant Cedars.