Closed today – the House and Gardens

Beat the queue – buy tickets in advance

Getting here – free parking for visitors

Sustainability

Carbon & Biodiversity Levy Funds Planting of 375 Trees

An extension to Conduit Wood on Hatfield Park has been funded using a unique scheme, offsetting unintentional visitor impacts.

The History of the Broadwater

Discover the history of The Broadwater, part of the River Lee that winds through the natural beauty of Hatfield Park.

Responsible Dining at The Coach House Kitchen – Data Driven and Delicious

Discover The Coach House Kitchen's carbon footprint guide to all its dishes for more sustainable, mindful dining.

Countryside Environment Encourages Nursery Children to Appreciate Nature

Hertford Barns Day Nursery was recently accredited with the Grade 1 ‘Outstanding’ status by Ofsted, an incredible accomplishment.

Ash Dieback Disease – Hatfield Park’s Response to the Epidemic

Hatfield Park recently hosted an evening to present the estate’s response to this fast-spreading disease which has become widespread.

Thoughts from a Beekeeper

Today we celebrate Honey Bee's for #WorldHoneyBeeDay with a special message from our resident Beekeeper, Barry.

Building Skills at Hatfield Park

The Place Services team have been working with us here at Hatfield Park to host practical courses and lectures – this month, flint wall repairs.

Friendly Farming at Hatfield Park

The team have been busy on the farm here at Hatfield, making the most of the Autumn sun, as they get on with drilling the next crop.

Apple Trees

Our new Hertfordshire Orchard within the walls of the historic walled garden is beginning to finally take shape.

Logging in Symondshyde

Discover how our expert grounds team create areas for new and younger trees to thrive amongst the forest under-storey in Symondshyde Wood.

Busy Bees at Hatfield

Bees have been a long-term tenant at Hatfield Park. Discover how busy they keep us and how we do our bit to protect them.