From the 15th of March 2024, visitors to Cirencester Park will need a pass to enter. Three types of passes are being introduced (see below).
With dog-friendly walking routes, far-reaching vistas, avenues and woodlands, attractive follies and buildings, the historic Grade-I listed Cirencester Park is a wonderful place to roam. The physical and health benefits from its natural environment are as important today as when the Park was first established, and the Bathurst family is delighted to welcome the local community and visitors to enjoy it. To the same end, the Bathurst Estate is committed to improving the visitor experience while retaining the character of a Grade I listed parkland.
In 2023, the opening of The Old Kennels with its family friendly courtyards, children’s play area, picnic arboretum, and exciting new Roots+Seeds restaurant, led the way to offering more visitor facilities. New signs and maps with suggested walking routes and facts about the Park, its history, activities and wildlife are being introduced, as well as engaging wood carvings that capture all the Park’s wonderful aspects. This autumn, important conservation continues with Phase II of the Broad Avenue Restoration Project. The introduction of passes supports important projects such as this, as well as the maintenance of pathways, woodlands, grasslands, and monuments so the estate can continue to protect and preserve the important heritage, natural capital, and biodiversity, securing the Park’s future for all.
Details about the passes and how to apply are on The Bathurst Estate’s website: www.bathurstestate.co.uk Alternatively, visit the ticket office close to Cecily Hill Gates at times advertised on the sign board beside it; staff will be happy to help.
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