Overlooking Eastnor Castle & the Malvern Hills
Eastnor Deer Park
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.
Open every day*, visitors are welcome to walk through the Deer Park but please note that vehicles are not permitted inside the park and must be left at the Woodyard entrance. Dogs are welcome inside Eastnor Deer Park but must be kept on a lead at all times. Bikes and horses are not permitted inside the park.
*see section below regarding summer closure dates.
Local Walks
The Gateway to walks around Eastnor Deer Park and the Malvern Hills
Walks through Eastnor Deer Park are largely on tarmac paths and are of varying lengths. The path up to Eastnor Obelisk joins the Worcestershire Way and the Malvern Hills. A sign is in place at the entrance to Eastnor Deer Park showing some suggested walks.
When large events are taking place in Eastnor Deer Park this summer, the usual walking routes have to be adjusted or closed on the following dates.
Wednesday 5th to Monday 10th August:
Completely closed for Lakefest
Tuesday 11th to Tuesday 25th August:
Alternative walking route in place
Wednesday 26th August to Thursday 3rd September:
Fully open
Friday 4th to Sunday 6th September:
Completely closed for Firework Champions
Monday 7th September onwards:
Fully open
The alternative walking route leads to the Obelisk and onto the Malvern Hills and is shown on a map at the park entrance.
The Woodshed will remain open during these dates.
Seen for miles around
The Eastnor Obelisk
The Eastnor Obelisk sits on a hill just west of the main Malvern Hills range and can be seen for miles around.
Put up in 1812, (around the same time as Eastnor Castle) it is a monument for various distinguished members of the Somers Cocks family, with plaques written on each side of the Obelisk. It is currently a Grade 2 listed monument, meaning it is of special interest and every effort should be made to preserve it.
The obelisk can be accessed from the Malvern Hills and from Eastnor Deer Park.
A piece of world history
Berlin Wall Section
Installed in December 2025, Eastnor Deer Park is home to an original and genuine section of the Berlin Wall.
Standing at 3.6 metres high and weighing 2.6 tonnes, it sits upon concrete pads, left behind where Nissen huts once stood to house American troops preparing for the D-Day landings in 1944.
The Berlin Wall segment can be found just off the Ridgeway, around 1 km from The Woodshed.
Eastnor Deer Park Recreation
Eastnor Deer Park is home to the Deer Park Campsite and The Woodshed.
Deer Park Campsite
The Deer Park Campsite is a natural site within Eastnor Deer Park, open for camping on various dates between Easter and September for official pre-organised rallies.
The Woodshed
The Woodshed is situated at the entrance to Eastnor Deer Park and is open for take-away hot and cold drinks, locally-made cakes, ice creams and light snacks.
Access for All
Deer Park Accessibility
We aim to make Eastnor Deer Park and The Woodshed as accessible as possible and have a Tramper Mobility Scooter which is available to hire at NO CHARGE (a refundable £10 deposit is to be paid on arrival).
Please view our Accessibility page for more information.
