Boscobel House
Staffordshire, Staffordshire · ★ 4.6 · 1,505 visitor reviews
Staffordshire, ST19 9AR
About
Boscobel House in Staffordshire offers families across the West Midlands remarkable royal history at the location where King Charles II hid in an oak tree. This English Heritage property welcomes visitors of all ages with both indoor and outdoor areas, onsite parking, toilet facilities with baby changing, and fascinating historical grounds. Located in Staffordshire, Boscobel tells the thrilling story of the king escape after the Battle of Worcester, including the famous Royal Oak.
Children love the adventure of this true-life hiding story. For families seeking historical attractions in Staffordshire or unique heritage in the West Midlands with children, Boscobel House delivers compelling history. The combination of royal adventure, authentic setting, and engaging storytelling makes this English Heritage site a memorable destination for families interested in British history.
Good for: all ages, babies toddlers, older children, teenagers, young children
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Facilities
- Onsite Parking
- Toilets
- Baby Changing
- Accessible Entrance
- Contactless Payment
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Common questions
What is Boscobel House?
Historic house in Staffordshire where King Charles II hid in the famous Royal Oak tree after the Battle of Worcester.
Is Boscobel House suitable for young children?
Yes, the house welcomes all ages from babies and toddlers to teenagers to learn about royal history.
Does Boscobel House have facilities?
Yes, there is on-site parking, baby changing, toilets, and an accessible entrance.
What can families do at Boscobel House?
Explore the historic house, see the Royal Oak tree, and learn about the English Civil War.
Where is Boscobel House?
In Staffordshire in the West Midlands - fascinating royal history and heritage. Contactless payments accepted.
What families say
1505 reviews