It's a lovely place to spend time with family and friends. ❤️ The stream and the big, tall trees are what make Hughenden Park so special. 🌲 ☘️🌱

The park is a lovely place to enjoy a picnic with friends and family. There are tall trees and beautiful view for nature lovers. The open space is great for dog walking and the small stream for the ducks.

Although the end of February the weather was sunny and the daffodils were at their best. A lovely day out in the park and gardens. Only a short visit to the house as we were with our 2 dogs but what we saw was interesting, especially the map drawing in the second world war. Definitely worth a visit.

Attractive open parkland with some impressive trees and a chalk stream, forming part of the larger Hughenden Estate. The park is freely accessible to all and situated right on the edge of High Wycombe. Plenty of open space and well maintained paths make the area ideal for dog walks or simply enjoying some time amongst nature without heading far out of town. The house and formal gardens are a separate charged attraction managed by the National Trust, well worth a visit if you have the time. The church by the vehicle entrance is also worth a look, with a particularly well decorated interior and the tomb of the Disraeli family outside.

A very pretty natural park, that is free to visit all the time. You only have to pay to visit Hughenden Manor house and gardens, not this public park for which parking is also free. The long chalk stream is a photogenic highlight. No toilets, although there is at the pay to enter manor house. Benches dotted about - there's some in the Hughenden churchyard too if you are the manor end. No surfaced paths run across the park and some of the grass is quite long with boggy bits near the stream after wet weather so not the easiest for those with walking aids. There's a cafe at the manor if you are visiting that, and a cafe-diner overlooking the park called Magnolia park cafe which has it's own free parking but the latter isn't open late afternoons or Sundays/Mondays. Otherwise there's often a ice cream van parked by the children's playground. Popular with dog walkers but bear in mind there's free ranging cattle in the park. These leave the inevitable cow pats behind which children always seem to find ... If you want to get public transport here, the 300 bus from the High Wycombe bus station towards Aylesbury has a stop right outside the drive leading up to the church/Manor, from which you can also access the park. Otherwise you can walk from central Wycombe in about 20-25 mins but Hughenden Rd is a pavement parking hotspot near the town end so be cautious.