Chatsworth Park designed by 'Capability' Brown in the 1760's covers 1000 acres, the river Derwent flows through the park adding to the beauty of the area.
The park is free to visit all year round.
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To see a map of the area click here

View of Chatsworth Park with the house and top left the Hunting Tower surrounded by Stand Wood

The Old Mill close to the river Derwent

The weir transforms the calm waters of the Derwent into a barrage of noise and rushing water

Trees are reflected into the glass like river

Fallow deer

The Hunting Tower was completed around 1582 for Bess of Hardwick, it has been recently renovated both inside and out to allow visitors to Chatsworth the opportunity to stay in this wonderful place. 

Chatsworth Bridge built in the 1760's

Queen Mary's Bower is one of the places where Mary Queen of Scots was kept under house arrest during the reign of Elizabeth Ist.

 The steeple of St. Peters church in Edensor village, on the horizon is Curbar Edge

Hot air balloon, taking in the views over the Peak District

St, Peters church dominates the village of Edensor
 in the soft light of the setting sun

To see pictures of Chatsworth Gardens click here

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