Dyrham Park has not told us about their parking.

Are there toilets available?

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

Is Dyrham Park baby friendly?

Yes, there are baby changing facilities.

Is there food available to buy?

Yes, there is an onsite restaurant.

Is Dyrham Park wheelchair friendly?

Yes, Dyrham Park is wheelchair friendly and has accessible toilets.

Is Dyrham Park pushchair friendly?

No, Dyrham Park have stated they are not pushchair friendly.

Dyrham Park has not told us if they are dog friendly.

Dyrham Park | Day Out With The Kids

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

As a result of the ongoing Coronavirus outbreak, Dyrham Park is currently closed to the public, however the gardens are still open. We'll keep this updated with news of when it might be open again, but always recommend to check before you travel.

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

Dyrham Park has plenty for a family to see and do. The mansion is stunning and full of collections of paintings, ceramics and decorative art such as taspestries.

Your young explorers have the Old Lodge picnic and play area to run free in, plus nature trails to take part in. This area also has a straw maze, an allotment plus rustic play equipment like a tractor!

Fancy seeing what life below stairs looked like? Take a look at the Victorian kitchen and the bells passage, full of chimes and pulleys.

There is plenty to see in the gardens, including a Perry Pear Orchard, a statue of Neptune, plus the Upper and Lower Pools, which are surrounded by meandering paths and striking plants.

Little ones still full of energy? Burn some of it off walking through the historic deer park. If you pop to reception first, there are free Tracker Packs with activities for the kids to do (£5 refundable deposit required).