Hatfield Park

Lovely Park land with fantastic views. The Craft fair was well organized. Friendly people the toilets were spotless. 2 men were keeping them clean all day. I can highly recomend Hatfield House.

It’s a nice place to see but most parts were closed during our visit. So be sure if those places are open or not if you want to see all parts.

And during hot weather it’s a bit challenging to wander around. Bring your bottle of water and a hat or even an umbrella to protect yourself from the sun light.

Superb piece of heritage, worth the entrance fee. Guides are excellent but be aware there are a lot of steps to negotiate. The food court is vrry good and not expensive expensive.

The birthplace of Elizabethan Tudor England. The guided tour of the Old Palace is highly recommended, bringing the place and history to life. Gardens were beautiful in June too.

Hatfield house is stunningly beautiful the staff are very knowledgeable and interesting especially the lady Sue in the library could have listened to her forever. The grounds , gardens are expansive. You will need more than one visit for this absolute gem.

Well organised Michael Buble concert. Parking was easy once in. The access road in and out was very narrow, but they seemed to be allowing traffic in both directions which was a mistake!

Leaving at the end was a bit like wacky races, but the parking staff soon got a handle on it. Great day.

We attended during the October half term. We did the yellow trail woodland walk around the park. Lots of Halloween props and a pumpkin hunt. They also have a trailer ride that runs on the hour that takes you all across the park, woodland and over the Broadwater.
We were lucky enough on the day to walk through a period set being filmed for Amazon Prime.

Christmas lights at Hatfield house were wonderful for the family. Beautiful to see, great music, lots of facilities and food stalls that also catered for vegans. Looking forward to going again next year!