Markeaton Park is Derby's most visited park and offers a place to escape from day to day living and city life, providing a little bit of countryside on Derby's doorstep.
Visitors can explore ancient veteran trees, historic lost roads, old arable field patterns, the 18th century park and buildings, and the remains of a Second World War army camp, all of which mark the park's fascinating history.
Visitors can enjoy a variety of events and performances at Markeaton Park, including puppet fairytales, Shakespearean plays, a modern presentation of a tragic masterpiece, and a story about a young chocolatier changing the world with dreams.
Markeaton Park provides disabled access with level paths suitable for wheelchair users, a car park with ramped access, and wheelchair accessibility to play areas, the Craft Village, and the Orangery Cafe.
Visitors interested in holding events at Markeaton Park can head to the space hire page, while schools or groups looking to visit can contact parks@derby.gov.uk for more information. The park is easily accessible with great transport links and attracts a regional audience.
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