About this Event
Heritage Walk & Talk: Stories of Panshanger Park
Location: Panshanger Park
Group size: Maximum 20 people
Duration: Approx. 1.5 hours
Suitable for: Adults and older children (children must be accompanied by an adult)
Step back in time and explore the fascinating heritage of Panshanger Park.
Join volunteer guide David for an engaging illustrated talk and guided walk uncovering the rich history of the park and its former residents. The event begins with a 30-minute presentation covering the estate’s background and the influential family who once called it home.
Following the talk, the walk will explore some of Panshanger’s key historic features:
- The remains of the original house
- The iconic Repton-designed view across the Mimram Valley
- The Orangery and its gardens
- The legendary Panshanger Oak, which has welcomed royalty, prime ministers, ambassadors, and TV personalities
- The site Repton envisioned as the ideal location for the house
Please note:
- The walk covers approximately 1.5 miles, mainly on gravel or grassy paths.
- Surfaces may be uneven or muddy in wet weather – please wear suitable footwear.
- The route is mostly level, with one short descent and climb near the Oak.
From the B1000, look for the White Lodge building and Tarmac signs. Streetmap directions Enter through the metal gate and follow the track until you reach a right-hand fork with signs for the “Area Office”. Continue along this track until you reach the car park. Please do not use the Thieves Lane car park or Panshanger Lane car park.
This event is part of Heritage Open Days 2026 at Panshanger Park. Be sure to explore the stables and discover the other free activities taking place over the weekend. Please book early to avoid disappointment.
For any questions about this event, please email [email protected].
This event is hosted by site owners Tarmac.
Event venue & nearby stays
PANSHANGER PARK, THE STABLES, HERTFORD, United Kingdom