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This National Trust landscape garden and surrounding historic parkland is well known for its spectacular autumn colour, but is glorious in all seasons. Originally designed in the 18th Century by gardening greats such as Capability Brown and Humphry Repton, the garden contains four lakes joined by a waterfall and cascade, while the parkland stretches down to the River Ouse and the Bluebell Railway.
Sheffield Park and Garden is a Grade I listed landscaped garden with magnificent lakes, perfectly reflecting the bold planting at the water’s edge.
This National Trust garden and surrounding historic parkland is glorious in all seasons, with highlights from the rhododendrons in spring, summer waterlilies and spectacular autumn colour.
Originally designed in the 18th century, the 120-acre garden contains four lakes joined by a waterfall and cascade, while the parkland stretches down to the River Ouse and the Bluebell Railway.
Families can enjoy seasonal trails and family-friendly activities around the garden and play in the Play Glade.
The Coach House Cafe and on-site shop are open daily, with additional refreshments available at The Shant in the garden.
See the website for full details and to plan your visit.
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