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The Park

803 ACRES OF WOODLAND

207 ACRES OF OPEN PARKLAND

GRADE I LISTED LANDSCAPE

The Park

Management of the park includes protecting and enhancing ecological features

Sheep are used in areas of the park to maintain grass and reduce our reliance on tractors

Dedicated members of the Hatfield Park team continually look at ways in which wildlife can be encouraged into the park

Long grass is encouraged in areas of the park to attract wildlife

Winter food is put down in areas of the park for birds to feed

Friends Of Hatfield Park

Long grass is encouraged in areas of the park to attract wildlife

Long grass is encouraged in areas of the park to attract wildlife - Hatfield Park

Long grass is encouraged in areas of the park to attract wildlife

Trees are subject to regular safety surveys to ensure members can visit safely throughout the year. Some of the veteran trees are over 1000 years old

£20k spent each year surveying the trees within the park to ensure any hazards are fixed

£30k spent each year on boundary fences to secure the park enabling exclusive access for the friends of the park all year round

Grass is maintained to ensure the friends of the park can use walking routes throughout the year, we estimate 3 people tend to the grass 3 days a week 8 months of the year.

Friends Of Hatfield Park

Long grass is encouraged in areas of the park to attract wildlife

Long grass is encouraged in areas of the park to attract wildlife - Hatfield Park

Long grass is encouraged in areas of the park to attract wildlife