Brief Description
Hulne Park was once part of Hulne Priory and is one of two parks once associated with Alnwick Castle. Features include extensive parkland with no vehicle access, the Priory remains, the gatehouse to Alnwick Abbey and two bridges.
History
Hulne Park is situated close to Alnwick Castle. It was at one time a deer park and was enclosed with a stone wall by the 16th century. It is likely that Lancelot Brown was involved in laying out Hulne Park in the later-18th century.
Visitor Facilities
The site is open to the public between 11am and sunset.- Access & Directions
Access Contact Details
The site is open to the public between 11am and sunset.Directions
http://www.alnwickcastle.com/explore/finding-us
- Authorities
Civil Parish
- Alnwick
- History
Period
- Late 18th Century
- 18th Century
- Associated People
Just one person associated to Hulne Park
- References
References
- Owen, Nick {Hulne Priory and Park, near Alnwick} (GHS and AGT, 2015)Hulne Priory and Park, near Alnwick
Contributors
Nick Owen