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Explore The Garden
Queen Victoria’s Gates
The East Garden
Stone Frieze Of Queen Elizabeth
At the most westerly edge of the Lime Walk are two stone carvings by J.G. Bubb
taken from the facade of the Royal Exchange after a fire and brought to Hatfield in 1855.
Woodland Walks & Park:
Open wkends in Dec
Restaurant:
Open wkends in Dec
Stable Yard:
Please check with retailers
West Garden:
Closed for this season
Hatfield House:
Closed for this season
An exciting day as the first Friends of Hatfield Park membership cards are sent out…
We have been delighted to see so many local residents quick of the mark to join the...
