Cowdray is now open for the 2008 season. Group tours available. Special events arranged throughout the year.
Please contact
01730 810781.

 


Cowdray is one of Southern England's most important early Tudor courtier's palaces set in the stunning grounds of Cowdray Park, Midhurst, West Sussex. Built from 1520 and partly destroyed by fire in 1793, royal visitors included Henry VIII and Elizabeth I. Explore the Tudor kitchens, splendid gatehouse, visitor centre and shop.

Special events
 Heritage Open Day!
Friday 12th September
click for leaflet


Visitor information:-

Opening times, audio tours, prices, location, parking, accessibility...
New for 2008, hire Cowdray Ruins for your wedding venue or function or just as a photographic backdrop.
Additional volunteers are urgently needed at Cowdray Ruins

 

Cowdray Heritage Trust, Visitor Centre, River Ground Stables,
Cowdray Park, Midhurst, West Sussex GU29 9AL
Tel: 01730 810781 email: info@cowdray.org.uk

 

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