Wollaton Hall, Gardens and Deer Park

Such a great place to visit if you’re interested in history and fossils. Lots of information and the art display from Willard Wigan was amazing!! How he creates the tiny sculptures is also unbelievable- it’s worth the trip for those alone

Excellent place to see deer roaming freely and a nice place to enjoy the outdoors. Plenty to of nature to see as well as buildings, a large pond with ducks, many horse chestnut, beech and oak trees, green open spaces, an absolutely beautiful garden area as well as numerous benches, picnic tables and the essential facilities like toilets and somewhere for a cup of tea! Great value for just the cost of parking which is £5 for the full day.

This is a must see if you are staying in Nottingham or the surrounding area. It was a quick bus trip and sooo worth it. The size of the hall is astounding and surrounded by these wide green acres with deer roaming around, a nice lake which hosted many different kinds of birds, and the Hall has many different exhibits of wildlife and plantlife to enjoy. There was also an exhibit of the artist who made microscopic sculptures on a needle head. Jaw dropping to saw the least. The park itself is HUGE! There are just so many different areas you can walk around. An amazing place for sure with nice people.

Had a beautiful walk around here with our dogs. Gorgeous place to walk, absolutely stunning. The cafe was nice, very busy and lots of cake in offer. A few small independent shops too in the same area. Lovely place for families to walk and a play area at the entrance make it a fab place to take the little ones.

An amazing place for a family or solo day out, filled with lots of things to do for all ages.

The house is free to enter with a lot of amazing stuffed animals on show.

Absolutely lovely walk around the lake. It doesn’t take long and there are ducks and geese to feed. Keep an eye open for the deer roaming freely on the grounds.

Parking isn’t free, it’s £5 flat fee for the whole day even if you arrive late afternoon.

There is a cafe and a museum which is great but check the website because it can close on random days.

We visited Wollaton Hall for the Christmas Lights and had a great time. Plenty of opportunities for food, drink, and enjoying the lights with our son. Parking was no issue and the venue staff were really friendly. Highly recommend a visit.

Wonderful place to take anybody to,especially grandchildren to. I saw two stags rutting-must be quite early in the season. The exhibition "through the eye of a needle is well worth a look. Must go earlier so we can get into the botanical garden

Fabulous place, extensive grounds to explore, and great to see the Deers 🦌 plenty about. Cafe is ok for a snack and lovely to walk around the park and gardens, a pond also with plenty of ducks and herons, etc. Playgrounds for the kids and picnic tables around. It's definitely worth a visit. Car parking is a bit pricey, though, as it is everywhere paid £6!!

Most recommended place I would say in Nottingham! I met 5 deer within 1.5 hour, and it’s is a nice place for walking too!

Traveling from Lincoln is worth the trip for me. To go walking around this beautiful and peaceful scenery, while the deer and wildlife roam around freely with you is divine.
The Hall is also free to enter and full of fun and interesting features.

My wife and I enjoyed visiting the Hall and Gardens and taking in the history and artefacts. We particularly liked the miniature sculptures on show and of course the T-Rex!

Gorgeous place, lovely cafe, had a coffee and gorgeous coffee and walnut cake. Great park for little ones and dog friendly but keep your dogs and children away from the deer particularly throughout rutting/ breeding season to give them space and for safety

Wollaton Hall is a gem in Nottingham! The stunning architecture and expansive grounds create a picturesque setting. The exhibits inside are both educational and captivating, offering a delightful experience for history and nature enthusiasts alike. A perfect blend of heritage and beauty, making it a must-visit attraction in Nottingham.

Wollaton Hall is a true gem, a beautiful old manor house. It is located in a park with dear roaming. I went to see the Christmas lights. The show and grounds were stunning.

Was a lot of fun - free exhibition - deers walking around in the wild, beautiful walks and views

Stunning hall and gardens. 100% must do in Nottingham. Many areas to sit, eat and play. Beautiful pond walk.

This is an amazing day out. You get to be so close to the deers and they're amazing, the grounds and lake are so beautiful, I saw some birds I'd never seen before, this is a top 10 place to visit

Glad we decided to pay Wollaton a visit. Very impressive, especially the exhibit of micro sculpture by Willard Wigan. Will have to make sure we make a return visit when the weather warms up.

Great place to visit. Fantastic play area for the kids right near the cafe and toilets. We arrived quite late in the day so didn't have time to visit the museum and only managed to view the gardens. The Deer are an added bonus. We paid £5 for all day parking and took a picnic along so it was a really cheap day out.