Stonor Park has been the Stonor family’s residence for 850 years, making it one of England's oldest family homes still lived in today. When you visit, you will see why. It’s beautiful. Our historic building and sweeping grounds are breathtaking. And our family collection of art and artefacts is extraordinary. It’s fascinating. You can view the work of St. Edmund Campion, created when he was given refuge here in 1581. And outside sits our oldest resident: a perfectly preserved prehistoric stone circle from which we take our name.

Stonor House is open to the public from Easter until the end of September and again for a special Christmas opening from late November until mid December.  The Gardens as well as Tumblestone Hollow, our fantastic adventure playground, are open from March until the end of October.  Please visit our website for opening times.

Stonor Park is also one of the most sort after wedding venues in the South of England as we only host a limited number of weddings a year.

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