Opening during COVID
Please read our COVID guide to find out about the changes we've made to keep you safe.
The Kirklees Council site will tell you about the latest opening hours.
Garden Restoration
Following many months of detailed research, the Friends and staff of Oakwell Hall restored the gardens to the condition they would have been seen in around 1690 and HRH Prince Andrew came along to visit.
Spring Gardens
Spring and the gardens are filling with colour. Daffodils and narcissi spread sunshine through the gardens and arboretum.
The Mystery Ram
Visit Oakwell Hall Country Park and the odds are you will see some young person astride the beautiful carved stone ram either posing for the family album or just for fun.
Aerial Views of Oakwell
Enjoy our gallery of aerial views of Oakwell Hall, taken in 2008.
Nature Trail
Why not have a wander around our lovely park? The Nature Trail follows a figure of eight route and is just under two miles long.
The Faith Garden
The aim of the faith garden is to provide 'a special place' which can be used for quiet reflection and as an outdoor classroom.
Wild About Water
Built in a partnership with the Biffaward scheme, Kirklees Council and BTCV the "Wild about Water" scheme represents a major addition to Oakwell Hall Country Park's facilities.
Fiddlehead and Fernblades
Oakwell Hall Country Park's public sculpture, called 'Fiddlehead and Fernblades', was officially launched on Sunday, October 19 2008.