Thame Park

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Thame Park is a designed landscape in Oxfordshire, entered on the register of historic parks and gardens at Grade II*. Grade II* marks a particularly important designed landscape. The Albion Guide maps 26 registered parks and gardens in the county; this is one of them.

The nearest railway station is Haddenham & Thame Parkway, 5.3 km to the north. For more of the same, Turn End Garden and The Lyde Garden are close by.

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More at the Register of Parks and Gardens entry

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