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Ranked 1 of 1 facilties in ranked in Nottinghamshire
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The park is about 3,800 acers, this includes peaceful woods, open heath and rolling farmland, the longest avenue of lime trees in Europe and a serpentine lake in the middle.Clumber was formerly home to the Duke of Newcastle. The house was demolished in 1938, but many features of the estate remain, including a Gothic Revival chaple and Walled Kitchen Garden, with glasshouse, growing old varieties of vegetables.Please note the park is closed on the 16th August and the 25th December.Venue verdict: A lovely location with lakeside walks and woodland trails, excellent for all types of photography.Rating (out of five): 4
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Jennifer Boyle
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Is exactly what you can do at Clumber. Exploring the woods surrounding the main visitor site, the lake is huge, there is just soo much to do there it's an amazing place.
(Written by: celticghirl83)
19 July 2009 17:50
Autumn and spring
DeanG
This is an amazing place to be in Autumn and spring, There is so much variety within the grounds that there is always something to shoot.
(Written by: DeanG)
10 March 2009 23:03
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Hedgey
UK
just up the road from me, fantastic place to get the camera out, buildings, trees and shrooms :)
(Written by: Hedgey)
30 October 2008 22:05