Newark Park, Cotswolds, Gloucestershire

Newark Park was built around 1550 by Sir Nicholas Poyntz as a hunting lodge.

In 1790, the property was remade into an elegant house for the Clutterbuck family by architect James Wyatt. It is now managed by the National Trust.

Exterior of the house

Visitors to Newark Park may well see the several peacocks which stroll around the place.

Peacock

Newark Park’s grounds are mostly undeveloped woodlands crossed by footpaths. However, there is a lake (see below), a walled garden and summer house.

Grounds and lake

Access – Getting There

Newark Park is located south of the junction of the A4135 and B4058. It is within reach of Bristol to the west, Bath to the south and Gloucester to the north.

The property is open from the 3rd of March to the 31st of October.

Visitors to the house and gardens may also want to visit nearby Horton Court and Woodchester Park.

Newark Park
Ozleworth, Wotton-under-Edge
Gloucestershire
GL12 7PZ
Tel: 01453 842644
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