Bradgate Park Nature Walk 🦌🌳

🌳 Sunday Stroll Around Bradgate Park – Deer, History & Countryside Views

Fancy getting outdoors and enjoying a lovely Sunday walk? Join us for a relaxed stroll around the beautiful Bradgate Park, one of Leicestershire’s most iconic countryside spots.

We’ll explore the park’s stunning landscape, taking in its ancient oak trees (some over 500 years old!), rocky outcrops, streams and open countryside. There’s plenty to see along the way, including the famous herds of wild deer that roam freely around the park.

We’ll also take in some of Bradgate’s fascinating history, including the atmospheric ruins of Bradgate House, once home to Lady Jane Grey, who became Queen of England for just nine days. We’ll get to enjoy some of the park’s historic landmarks and beautiful surroundings as we wander.

This isn’t a race or a serious hike – just a chilled-out Sunday walk, a chance to meet some new people, enjoy the fresh air and have a good chat along the way.

☕ Fancy a little post-walk social?

Afterwards, anyone who’s up for it can join us for a coffee and cake at the park’s Deer Barn Café, or perhaps head across to the local pub for a well-earned drink.

📍 Meeting point: Newtown Linford Car Park – the main car park at the village entrance to Bradgate Park, by the entrance gates. Message me if you are lost: 07534990367

🥾 What to bring: Comfortable walking shoes and weather-appropriate clothing. The paths can get a little muddy depending on the weather.

Whether you’re a regular walker or just fancy getting out for a bit of fresh air and meeting some new faces, everyone is welcome!

Looking forward to a lovely Sunday stroll! 🌿