Cliveden (National Trust)
Set high above the River Thames, Cliveden's magnificent gardens and breath-taking views have been admired for centuries. Visit Cliveden and you'll discover a series of gardens with impressive floral displays, distinctive topiary and an outstanding sculpture collection as well as acres of woodlands to explore.
There are lots of events and activities planned throughout the year including the school holidays to suit all ages and tastes. Upcoming programming includes 'We're Going on a Bear Hunt' trail, suitable for pre-school ages and is running from 9 May – 5 July 2026. Summer of Play will also be returning from 18 July – 6 September 2026. Both trails are free, pay admission on arrival or scan you National Trust membership card. Car parking is included in the admission price.
Especially for families, there is a storybook themed play area, giant maze and woodland play trail and the gift shop, which was designed with families in mind. At Cliveden, there is a range of food outlets available on your visit. Whether your looking for a sit-down lunch or a coffee to go, there's something to suit your needs. Head to the National Trust Cliveden website to find out more.
Discover more about Cliveden's long association with boating on the River Thames, including its connections to The Wind in the Willows and how you can hire a boat to experience this timeless pastime for yourself. 'Boating at Cliveden' operates daily from April to October, subject to river and weather conditions. Head to the 'Boating at Cliveden' website to book your family boat trip.
Contact details:
www.nationaltrust.org.uk
01628 605069
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