Workington Hall Parklands

In the upper park, attractions and facilities include:

• Workington Hall - the historic Grade I listed building and Scheduled Ancient Monument
• mature woodland with a network of paths and lots of wildlife
• a miniature railway
• a walled garden, formally the kitchen garden for Workington Hall
• the Curwen Centre (within the walled garden), currently unoccupied
• an historic carriage way and associated features such as the Cuckoo Arch
• a skate park at Horse Close

In the lower park, the floodplain of the river Derwent (Curwen Park; Mill Field) there are:

• attractive walks along the river Derwent and Mill Stream including a multi-user path (pedestrian and cycle track)
• The Yearl - a wear in the river Derwent at the eastern extremity of the park - a good site for watching wildlife
• open parkland and meadows with scattered mature trees meadows
• sports pitches
• private houses including Curwen Lodge and Workington Hall Mill

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