Description
Oakwell Hall is a Grade I Listed Elizabethan manor house, furnished as a family home of the 1690s, complete with its own mysterious ghost. Oakwell Hall was also visited by Charlotte Bronte in the 1830s and it was immortalised as 'Fieldhead' in her 1849 novel 'Shirley'.Outdoors, you can explore 110 acres of Green Flag Award winning country park with period gardens, nature trails, mountain bike track, playground and picnic areas, gift shop and cafe.
If you are looking for Best Stately Homes and Gardens in Batley , West Yorkshire then you can visit Oakwell Hall Country Park. Oakwell Hall Country Park is one of the places in Batley West Yorkshire for day out with kids and families. More details can be found on the website for this place.
Features
- Free
- Host birthday parties: No
Features
On Site Parking
On Site Cafe
Oakwell Hall gardens
There are six wonderful gardens to see at Oakwell, most of them reflecting the design styles of 1690 and providing a stunning setting for the historic hall.
Oakwell Hall Country Park
Formed from a mix of old woodland, farmland and a reclaimed colliery, over 110 acres of country park surrounds the hall and gardens.
2.56 miles
