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The Chapel is actually the third at Clumber Park. The first, inside the house, was destroyed by fire. The second, started by the 6th Duke of Newcastle, was abandoned after his death, apparently because it was structurally unsound. The third, however, eclipsed all earlier attempts, and today towers over the Pleasure Grounds.  St Mary's took three years to build, and opened in 1889 for the 7th Duke, This impressive ‘cathedral in miniature’ certainly lives up to its nickname, being a similar size to most parish churches, yet commissioned only to serve the Duke and his small family. Those who lived and worked on the estate were also invited to attend services here.

A good spot for a photo shot.

great little walk around the lake

very photogenic bridge

great little church

The Lincoln Stables now serve as the home of Clumber's Heritage Hub, a visitor center, and a second-hand bookshop. They also offer a variety of food and beverage options.

St. Mary the Virgin Church, located in Clumber Park, Nottinghamshire, England, is a Grade I listed Anglican church. Built between 1886 and 1889 by George Frederick Bodley for the 7th Duke of Newcastle, it's a stunning example of Victorian Gothic architecture. The church, now under the care of the National Trust, features a striking 180-foot spire and is a popular attraction within the park. While a chapel existed on the site earlier, the current structure replaced it and stands as a testament to the Duke's legacy.

The bridge was the original approach to Clumber Park prior to the development of the famous lime tree avenue. It dates from the 18th Century and crosses an ornamental lake that was created by the damming of the River Poulter.

Clumber Lake is a large, man-made lake within Clumber Park, a National Trust property in Nottinghamshire, England. It was created by damming the River Poulter in 1774.

Beautiful in the sunlight

Room for about 8 cars

The bridge is fully repaired and open to cyclists and walkers. There are nice views across the lake from the bridge.

Well worth a walk around the pushchair friendly lake loop.

pretty and nicely resored bridge at Clumber park

Lovely Gothic architecture, the tower contains one bell and has a 175 ft spire.

The Grade-I listed bridge over the River Poulter was believed to have been built in the 1760s. The bridge is now closed to vehicles due to a car deliberately driven into it in 2018.

Tranquil sound of water.

A 200 year old bridge with great views of Clumber Park and River Poulter. The bridge was vandalised in 2018 but has been wonderfully restored to its former glory.

This ornamental bridge over the River Poulter is over 200 years old. In 2018 vandals damaged it severely but the restoration has been completed and it's looking amazing! Great views up onto Clumber Lake and across the surrounding parkland.

Almost 4000 acres of parkland to explore. Clumber park is open all year around. There is a great cafe and restaurant on site.