Nearly eight centuries ago Bradgate Park was enclosed as a deer and hunting park. Today it is still home to herds of Red and Fallow Deer. These workshops are timed to coincide with the annual Red and Fallow Deer rut which will have reached its frenetic peak during the month of October. Read more
The photography advisory walk is open to anyone interested in creating better photos of Bradgate Park and Swithland Woods. This route takes in the escarpment at the Cropston and will take you through the varied woodlands present at this side of the Park. Read more
Nearly eight centuries ago Bradgate Park was enclosed as a deer and hunting park. Today it is still home to herds of Red and Fallow Deer. Walks will be held during the rut bringing you close to master stags and bucks. Read more
Ley Lines a discussion with Anthony Poulson-Smith. An examination of Ley Lines and other ancient track ways. How they were laid out and why. Read more
A nocturnal walk across the Park using bat detection equipment. Read more
An off the beaten track walk, discovering some of the ancient oak and sweet chestnut trees across the Park; some over 500 years old. Read more
A leisurely seven hour guided walk. Learn about the history of the Park, enter closed off spinneys and the Deer Sanctuary and see inside Old John Tower and the Bradgate House Ruins. Read more
Ever fancied being able to recognise wildlife foot prints and track them? This walk will be a fascinating insight into the hidden wildlife of the Park. Read more
Join the Haunted Heritage Team on this popular Ghost Walk. Over 16s only. Wrap up warm and bring a torch. The walk covers a distance of approximately 2 miles with frequent stops. Read more
Come and join our team to learn about Leicestershire's iconic landmark and it's fascintating story. Read more
Did you know that there were volcanoes in Charnwood millions of years ago? If you would like to find out more, come along to our “Charnwood Volcanoes” walk to find out the impact they had on the geology of the upper Park. Read more
Sue Templeman talks about the Barrow Union Workhouse, which was based on the Rothley/Mountsorrel border and served more than thirty parishes, including Newtown Linford and Bradgate. Read more