Important notice: We are operating a cashless environment throughout the whole hotel & will be accepting card payments only. For COVID-19 guidance & advice, please visit gov.uk. We are following all government recommendations and will revise rules in-line with announcements. Wearing a mask is mandatory for staff and guests unless exempt. We cannot enforce social distancing but we ask that you are conscientious.
Enjoy the rich variety of Coombe Abbey Park walks in 500 acres of glorious grounds. Don your walking shoes and head to Heron’s Way to take in the beautiful sights and sounds of Coombe Pool and more.
Capability Brown converted Coombe Abbey Hotel’s 17th century park into a new style ‘landscaped park’ when he worked for Lord Craven between 1771 and 1776.
Capability Brown also dammed the Smite Brook, to form the beautifully-shaped Coombe Pool, which elegantly and naturally stretches out west from the Abbey buildings.
Our helpful staff will be happy to assist you with any queries or concerns you may have on your visit. They can also advise on what to see and do in the park that day.
Coombe Pool supports a fishery with 140 pegs, 100 of which are situated on the north and west banks. The fishery is not open to the general public. For more information please call the Information Centre.
For more information, you can visit us at the Visitor Centre when you arrive which is open every day from 10:00am – 4:00pm.
In the Visitor Centre you will find the Discovery Centre, with interactive exhibitions for children, and also the Gift Shop.
After a day exploring Coombe Abbey Park, catch up over a hot coffee, cake or lunch at Cafe in the Park.
For a thrilling day out in the treetops test your nerve at Go Ape, located in Coombe Abbey Park’s historic woodland.
Whether you’re in the mood for delicious food, exciting events or historical stays, customise your dream Coombe Abbey visit.
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