Once You're There
We’re excited to share a few of lovely places in the area with you
Eastnor Deer Park and Campsite
Eastnor Deer Park sits across the road from Eastnor Castle and is a designated National Landscape and a Site of Special Scientific Interest where a herd of Red Deer graze in a designated area.
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Eastnor Deer Park Campsite is open on selected dates from Easter until end of September for official pre-organised rallies only. The Deer Park Fishing Lakes are a popular site for complimentary fishing for all our caravan and camping guests.
Land Rover Experience Eastnor
66 miles of carefully managed trails in a designated National Landscape in the grounds of Eastnor Estate. Land Rover Experience Eastnor provides a unique adventure that encourages drives to push both the vehicles and themselves to the limit.
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The varied and challenging terrain has long been used to test the off-road capabilities of Land Rover vehicles, with routes including ravines, deep ruts, and water crossings.
Knight's Maze
The Knight’s Maze at Eastnor Castle is one of our most popular attractions; the yew maze was planted in 1994 and has challenged visitors for over 25 years. The Knight’s Maze originally sat next to a Garden Centre, which closed and the building is now used as our Visitor Entrance on days when we open to visitors.
Where to Stay
Hotels and B&Bs to check out
The Malvern Hills Hotel
The Malvern Hills Hotel is a family owned hotel situated directly opposite from the Iron Age hill fort British Camp, a major landmark with a superb vista from the summit. It is also perfectly positioned for different walks and trails along the hills, or exploring the local area.