Tell us what you think about Stanmer Park
Stanmer Park is Brighton & Hove’s largest park and is visited by 500,000 people annually.
The park has had a £7.1 million investment over the last few years.
We've restored some of the 18th Century landscape and buildings, enhanced the historic and natural features in the park, provided modern facilities and improved access for visitors to enjoy Stanmer’s beautiful estate and woodland.
Let us know what you think
We want to know how visitors travel to the park, where they come from, how often they come, what they think of the park and what they do when they're there.
The survey is open until Sunday 22 December 2024.
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Background information
Stanmer Park is a 485 hectares (12,000 acres) of open downland, woodland and farmland and is located on the north eastern edge of Brighton & Hove.
It is owned and managed by Brighton & Hove City Council.
The estate remains a rare near complete example of an 18th Century designed landscape and is Grade II listed on the English Heritage Register of Parks and Gardens of Special Historic Interest. There are 27 listed buildings and structures on the estate including Grade I listed Stanmer House and Grade II listed stables and Stanmer Church.
A restoration project to reinstate the park's heritage began in 2017 and took 6 years to complete.
The project was funded by the The National Lottery Heritage Fund and The National Lottery Community Fund, the council, Plumpton College and the South Downs National Park Authority.
We restored some of the 18th Century landscape and buildings, enhanced the historic and natural features in the park, provided modern facilities and improved access for visitors to enjoy Stanmer’s beautiful estate and woodland.