Stonor Park
Stonor Park from Didcot
Stonor Park, with collection in Didcot. Allow 45 minutes; the route runs via the A4130, A4074 and B480. Stonor Park lies east of Didcot. Expect to pass Wallingford en route. Stonor Park is Grade I listed and has a Grade II* listed park and garden. Didcot is a town of 20,000 to 50,000 people, about 32,000 at the last figure. Trains stop right in Didcot, at Didcot Parkway. Church of All Saints, 0.4 miles from Didcot's centre, holds a Grade II* listing.
How the day runs
The day starts at your Didcot address. At Stonor Park you are set down by the visitor entrance; the chauffeur waits nearby. For lunch or tea, Danesfield House Hotel and Spa is 26 minutes away. The way home to Didcot takes 45 minutes (20.3 miles). Oxford, where Ravensley starts each job, is 25 minutes from Didcot.
- Didcot to Stonor Park45 min, 20.3 miles, in clear traffic
- Stonor Park to Didcot45 min, 20.3 miles, in clear traffic
Times are for clear roads. Allow longer on event days and at peak hours.
Worth knowing
Stonor Park is Grade I listed and has a Grade II* listed park and garden.
Source: wikidata.orgDidcot had about 32,000 residents in 2021.
Source: wikidata.orgThe closest National Rail station to Didcot by road is Didcot Parkway (DID), within a couple of minutes' drive.
Source: wikidata.orgChurch of All Saints, 0.4 miles out from central Didcot, carries a Grade II* listing.
Source: historicengland.org.ukHome of the Stonor family (Lords Camoys) for over 850 years; one of England's oldest lived-in family homes.
Source: stonor.comCatholic recusant history: a priest hole linked to St Edmund Campion, who printed pamphlets here in the 1580s.
Source: stonor.comAncient fallow deer herd in Chiltern parkland, a 17th-century Italianate pleasure garden and a prehistoric stone circle.
Source: stonor.comTickets sold online in advance or on the day of visit.
Source: stonor.com
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Questions
What drive time should we allow from Didcot to Stonor Park?
45 minutes (20.3 miles) via the A4130, A4074 and B480 in clear traffic; the return is 45 minutes.
When is Stonor Park open?
The house publishes its opening calendar ahead of each season.
Which way does the car go from Didcot?
Via the A4130, A4074 and B480, passing Wallingford; 20.3 miles in all.
Is the train an alternative?
The house's own nearest station is Henley-on-Thames, 19 minutes away by road; a car goes door to door.
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