Hardwick Park Tank Tops

Hardwick Park in County Durham is a popular local park with a difference. Hardwick Park is an 18th century Grade II listed site with several buildings that were part of a grand plan by John Burdon which included ornamental buildings, ruins, lakes and woodland which looked like they had always been part of the landscape including the Serpentine Bridge seen in this picture.

Looking for a stunning piece of art to brighten up your home or office? Look no further than homewear of Hardwick Park in County Durham! This 18th century Grade II listed site is bursting with historical features just waiting to be discovered, and our stunning image of cloud reflections on the Lake in evening light showcases just some of the many features and water birds that can be seen here.

With free admission (other than car parking charges), you can stroll through the historic parkland admiring the natural beauty of the lake, woodland and wildlife. No visit is complete without calling into our visitor centre to learn about the history and restoration of the park, taking a look in our new gift shop and calling in to our Tower Cafe.

With free admission (other than car parking charges), you can stroll through the historic parkland admiring the natural beauty of the lake, woodland and wildlife. No visit is complete without calling into our visitor centre to learn about the history and restoration of the park, taking a look in our new gift shop and calling in to our Tower Cafe.

A mute swan swimming on a partly frozen lake at Hardwick Park in County Durham on a Winter's afternoon.

An artistic rendering of a small stone bridge across the lake in Hardwick Park in County Durham.