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The Coombe Abbey Park orienteering activity is a permanent fixture within the grounds offering hours of educational fun.
Both adults and children can take part in this enjoyable activity and will gain a basic understanding of map reading including compass work.
On the Coombe Abbey Park orienteering course, everyone is split into small groups to work together around the course.
Available as an activity for KS2 all year round, this is a great activity for pupils to enjoy on a school day out.
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.
For more information about Coombe Abbey Park orienteering or any other activity, 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.
You can buy one of our orienteering maps from the Retail and Information Centre, located in the Visitor Centre, for just £1.
For a thrilling day out in the treetops test your nerve at Go Ape, located in Coombe Abbey Park’s historic woodland.
Find out more about the historic woodland, wetlands and grasslands at Coombe Abbey Park in the Discovery Centre.
Use our inspiration tool to discover all the different Coombe Abbey experiences
Plan your visitNo Ordinary Hospitality Management, operators of Coombe Abbey Hotel, is a company which works across the region but has its roots very much in Coventry and Warwickshire.
We are a business that aims to benefit local people by generating profits which directly boost local services and thereby improve our communities and the lives of residents.
As our mission statement says, we “provide high quality hospitality services and experiences that deliver social value and profit for purpose”.
