Locko Park

Really enjoyed Larping with Lorien Trust here.The entertainment was fabThe venue was lovelyThere were plenty of porta loos that were reasonably keptThere were a several places to buy food & drink or tipplesThe bell tents most use add to the ambiance & feel of the entertainment.The event itself was very structured and the communication about this easy to follow, especially on thier social media (I follow on Facebook)The cost of tickets I think we're readable for the whole weekend.Would definitely go back for one of their events.The park itself is large and very picturesque. I think they do many events here.

Having this place on your doorstep is absolutely fantastic! With plenty of routes available, my favourite is: right at the end of the lake, down the lane (with the cottage at the end), carry on passed that, then through the trees and take a left. This will lead into another walkway.

Nice walk through the estate, goes from Locko Rd Spondon through the estate to Dale Rd. Near Dale Abbey.

Nice place for a walk but mostly road walking and dogs on lead only. It's beautiful for sure but quite short walking . Would be great for little ones on scooters etc as good smooth road and relatively few cars as private estate. No facilities as not that type of park . You can walk beyond park onto other footpaths so you can make it a longer walk . Not much parking and it's on road mostly but free.

Scenic place but not much to do. Can have a long walk or run alongside a lake.

Went to see the viking festival. Just a wonderful day out. There was a beer tent run by stagger inn who had lots of choice. The battles were spectacular and it was a well run event. Lots for children to see and get involved in. Perfect day out. X

We go LARPING here 4x per year. I have been going for the last 7yrs now.

Sort of open to the public, but not fully open.It's essentially private land, people actually live in the house; therefore, you obviously can't go in it; however, the land surrounding it is open to the public... providing you stick to the path/road.It has a Chatsworth House feel to the grounds and is remarkably peaceful and quiet...but that's about it, there's no toilets, no café, no parking so if you're after that kind of stuff your better off going elsewhere.The history of the grounds is absolutely fascinating with records dating back to the Doomsday book of 1086, well worth looking into.

Absolutely huge, I went today for a Viking festival and didn’t see the whole park definitely would come back on a normal day to explore! Did get to see the lake and plenty of ducks in there to feed! Lots of parking and very accessible