Buscot Park

Buscot Park is a late 18th-century house set in stunning landscaped grounds in Buscot near Faringdon, Oxfordshire.

Buscot Park is a country house and Grade II listed building set on extensive pleasure grounds which draws visitors to see them from far and wide. It is the family home of Lord Faringdon who continues to care for the property and the Faringdon art collection which is displayed in the house.

Lord Faringdon administers the property on behalf of the National Trust and you can learn more about the property on his website 

Buscot park boasts not just a beautiful family home, art, and gardens but extensive bird wildlife, with sixty species within 1km area found in a recent survey making it the second-highest breeding count in the UK. Limited fishing spots are also available at certain times of the year, open from dawn to dusk and for £10.00 a day.

Admissions:

Adults: £9.00

Children: £4.50

National Trust Members: Free

For various opening hours throughout the year please click here.

All visitors including National Trust members must visit the ticket office before entering the grounds and gardens.