
How to find us
Hatfield Park is just 21 miles north of London on the eastern side of Hatfield.
DIRECTIONS
Where is Hatfield Park?
Please see below for further information about directions and parking.
Our address
Hatfield Park
Station Lodge, Hatfield, Hertfordshire,
AL9 5HX
Key travel information
Exit the A1(M) at junction 4 (after the Hatfield Tunnel if travelling from the South) and follow the brown leisure signs for Hatfield House via the A414 and A1000. For Sat Nav, please use AL9 5HX.

Further information
Hatfield Park is 21 miles from Central London, 7 miles North of the M25 motorway (junction 23) and 2 miles East of the A1(M) (junction 4). Exit the A1(M) at junction 4 (after the Hatfield Tunnel if travelling from the South) and follow the brown leisure signs for Hatfield House via the A414 and A1000. For Sat Nav please use AL9 5HX.
As you approach Hatfield Park please follow the brown tourist signs as these will take you to the Visitor Car Park. If your Sat Nav tries to take you through Old Hatfield please ignore it and rely on the brown tourist signs.
Please note: For events we may ask you to enter and exit via different entrances. Please check the individual event on the ‘Events’ page for more details.
The pedestrian entrance to Hatfield Park is opposite Hatfield railway station. The fast train from Kings Cross to Hatfield takes 20 minutes. There are London Underground links with this mainline at Finsbury Park (Piccadilly and Victoria lines). Local bus services regularly drop off at Hatfield railway station.
There is plenty of free parking available for cars and coaches. The Coach and Visitor Car Park is accessed through George’s Gate and is located a few hundred yards on from the Station Lodge entrance, at the mini roundabout with a large Citroen dealership.
There is an access panel at the gate. Simply press ‘Security’ and the gate will be opened remotely for you.
Post code:
AL9 5HX for Sat Nav.
Map
A map can be found here.
Please note that during major events, cars and coaches may be directed to the Queen Elizabeth Oak Field.
