📜 Ruins of a 16th-century mansion, alleged birthplace of Lady Jane Grey, located within Bradgate Park.
🔍 One of England's first brick and unfortified buildings.

Why Go

🏰 Explore historical ruins related to Lady Jane Grey
🦌 Enjoy Leicestershire's only Medieval Deer Park and observe herds of deer roaming freely
🌳 Marvel at ancient oak trees and natural landscapes
🚶‍♀️ Walk along River Lin with waterfalls and pools, and visit Old John Tower
ℹ️ Visit the world-class Visitor Centre for history

Why Avoid

⚠️ House is mostly ruins, limited standing structure
🚗 Parking incurs a fee

Tips

🅿️ Multiple car parks available; Newtown Linford is busiest.
📱 Use PayByPhone app for convenient parking payment.
🌅 Park is open from 8 am to sunset daily.

Cost

💰 Parking fees vary by day and duration (e.g., £5-£6 full day weekend). Paid parking available at Newtown Linford, Hallgates, and Hunts Hill car parks.

Hours

🕒 Bradgate Park: Daily, 8 am to sunset (no later than 8:30 pm in summer). Public footpaths are always accessible.
ℹ️ Visitor Centre: Term time Fri-Sun 10am-3pm; School/Bank Holidays Daily 10am-3pm.

🚻 Toilets Available at Newtown Linford, Hallgates, Hunts Hill car parks, and Deer Barn Buildings. Wheelchair-accessible toilets at Hallgates and Deer Barn Buildings.

☕ Amenities Visitor Centre, Deer Barn tea room, and Deer Hut Kiosk available within Bradgate Park.

🐶 Dogs Dogs are permitted in Bradgate Park, but must be kept on a lead in certain areas.