Explore Dudmaston National Trust
Where you can find us
Dudmaston Hall
Quatt
Bridgnorth
Shropshire
WV16 6QN
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Stretching across 3,000 acres of ancient woodland and park, Dudmaston is a working estate with a family home at its heart. Stepped in history but shaped by modern tastes and radical thinking, it is a delightful collision of unexpected contrasts. From the Picturesque dingle, to the remarkable pieces by Moore and Matisse in the galleries, art has always found a home here. Discover Modern sculpture in the garden or find a tranquil spot to take in the views over the pool. Free entry for National Trust members and under 5s. Admission applies to non members. Please check the website for open days and times before you visit.
Explore the wider estate all year, with walks and car parks in Comer Woods, Hampton Loade and the Sawmill. Parking is free for National Trust members, a small charge applies to non members.
Our facilities
- Baby changing facilities
- Dog friendly
- On site parking
- Disabled Access
- Disabled Parking
- Restaurant
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