Wollaton Hall, Gardens and Deer Park
Wollaton, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire ·
Quick answer
Wollaton Hall Deer Park, Nottingham, allows dogs but requires leads park-wide during calving (May to July) and rutting (September to November) seasons around free-roaming deer, per official Wollaton Hall guidance. Dogs worrying deer can incur fines up to £1,000. The perimeter walk covers roughly 3.5 miles.
Walk Starting Point
Distance
3.5 miles
Difficulty
Off-lead
Yes
Stiles
None
Parking
Available
About this walk
Wollaton Hall's deer park offers a scenic circuit of around three and a half miles through open parkland, with a historic Elizabethan hall as its backdrop. Dogs are welcome but must be kept on lead throughout the park during calving (May to July) and rutting (September to November) seasons, when free-roaming deer are especially unpredictable. Owners letting dogs worry deer risk a fine of up to £1,000. Free parking is available on site.
Terrain
🅿️ Parking
Free parking available on site at Wollaton Hall.
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