Giant sequoias frame the lake views in this private 19th-century Shropshire park near Craven Arms, with coast redwood too. By arrangement.
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- Access
- Limited access
- Last checked
- 20 Jun 2026
- Access note
- Private gardens; open only on occasional National Garden Scheme days (Feb/May/Oct), admission approx £6, children free.
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About this place
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Millichope Park is a privately owned 19th-century parkland near Munslow in Shropshire, with a lake, cascades and mature specimen trees in a picturesque landscape. Its redwood interest includes giant sequoia, which frame views down to the lake, along with coast redwood. Private; open only on National Garden Scheme days.
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