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Bradgate Park
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Bradgate Park

Best Day Out In Leicestershire Nominee
Newtown Linford

Stepping into Bradgate Park feels like tumbling gently back through centuries, with wide heathland stretching ahead and the soft thunder of hooves as deer drift between ancient oaks. Around 550 red and fallow deer roam freely here, close enough that you can hear the rustle of grass beneath their feet.

Access
Accessible
About Bradgate Park
Accessibility
Last confirmed 19 Jun 2026Confirmed by the venue
We're working with our partners to constantly improve the access information we hold. Everything we're able to share is shown here, including links to third-party guides where available. Please always double-check anything critical for your specific needs with the venue directly before you travel.
Mobility
Step-free entrance
Yes
Step-free between floors
Not confirmed
Accessible parking
Yes
Accessible toilet
Yes
Changing Places toilet
No
Wheelchair to borrow
Yes
Sensory & service
Hearing loop
Not confirmed
Large-print available
Not confirmed
Sensory-friendly sessions
Not confirmed
Assistance dogs welcome
Yes
Carer concession
Not confirmed
Notes from the venue
Main paths from Newtown Linford and Hallgates are surfaced and step-free as far as the ruins. The Bradgate Park Trust offers free loan of all-terrain mobility scooters ("trampers") — book ahead via the visitor centre. The climb to Old John is steep and not wheelchair-accessible.
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