Do you have to pay for Coombe Abbey?

Do you have to pay for Coombe Abbey?

For standard day tickets, visitors are required to take a ticket and pay on exit according to how long they have stayed. Season ticket holders will not require a physical ticket to enter and exit the car park as their vehicle registration numbers will be automatically recognised when they approach the barrier.

How many rooms at Coombe Abbey Hotel?

11 rooms
Coombe Abbey Hotel is an ideal conference venue in Coventry and Warwickshire with 11 rooms available, hotel accommodation and an onsite restaurant.

Does Coombe Abbey have a park?

With 500 acres of beautiful gardens, woodland, lakeside walks, and bird hides, there’s plenty to explore. Designed and landscaped by Capability Brown, Coombe Abbey Park now offers a wide variety of activities to enjoy. From pottery to pond dipping, discover an experience to suit you.

Are Coombe Abbey toilets open?

The Visitor Centre toilets are open every day for visitors of Coombe Abbey Hotel or Park to use. These will close approximately 30 minutes before the park closes.

Can you just walk around Coombe Abbey?

Walk grade: easy, Length: 5.4 miles, Duration: 2 hours Enjoy a gentle walk around Coombe Abbey Country Park, through beautiful woodland with native English trees and giant redwoods, past wooden sculptures and around the impressive Coombe Lake.

Can you still walk around Coombe Abbey?

Take a stroll Enjoy the rich variety of Coombe Abbey Park walks in 500 acres of glorious grounds. Don your walking shoes and head to Heron’s Way to take in the beautiful sights and sounds of Coombe Pool and more.

How many acres is Coombe Abbey?

500 acres
The grounds and forest With over 500 acres of parkland, there’s plenty to explore in Coombe Abbey Park. Designed by Capability Brown, the grounds have been thoughtfully laid out to welcome everyone.

Can dogs go to Coombe Abbey?

Coombe Abbey Park is a great place to bring your dog for a walk. Most of the park is a ‘dogs on lead’ area to protect wildlife, formal gardens area, natural habitat and other visitors, however we still allow dogs to be exercised off the lead in designated areas as shown on the map as long as they are under control.

Can you walk around Coombe Abbey?

Why is Coombe Abbey closed?

At present the Visitor Centre remains closed due to the Covid pandemic.

How long does it take to walk around Coombe Abbey?

2 hours
Walk grade: easy, Length: 5.4 miles, Duration: 2 hours Enjoy a gentle walk around Coombe Abbey Country Park, through beautiful woodland with native English trees and giant redwoods, past wooden sculptures and around the impressive Coombe Lake.

Can you swim at Coombe Abbey?

Keep the kids cool in the Abbey Fields outdoor swimming pool in Kenilworth. The pool is perfect for younger swimmers and is a popular place for families during the summer holidays. Spend a few hours splashing about together before heading back to Coombe Abbey Hotel for a good night’s sleep.

Where is the Coombe Abbey Hotel in Binley?

Coombe Abbey Hotel, Brinklow Road, Binley, Warwickshire, CV3 2AB. Your data is safe with us. To find out more about how we will use and store your email data go to our Privacy Policy page.

Is there a hotel in Coombe in Coventry?

Coombe Abbey Hotel is an ideal conference venue in Coventry and Warwickshire with 11 rooms available, hotel accommodation and an onsite restaurant.

How to get to Coombe Abbey from Bedworth?

Coombe Abbey is a short taxi ride from Coventry Station (mainline into London Euston). From Bedworth it’s 5.1 miles and from Canley it’s 6 miles. Travelling by plane? Birmingham International Airport is just 14.3 miles Coombe Abbey Hotel and there are plenty of taxis that can drive you to our hotel.

How big is Coombe Abbey Country Park and hotel?

All of our bedrooms are unique in character and style with beautiful countryside views, whilst our onsite restaurant and bar offers guests fresh, delicious dishes everyday. With over 500 acres of parkland, there’s plenty to explore in Coombe Abbey Park. Designed by Capability Brown, the grounds have been thoughtfully laid out to welcome everyone.

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