De Vere Venues Wychwood Park

Weston, Crewe, Cheshire, England

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About De Vere Venues Wychwood Park

Wychwood Park is set in an ideal location, just minutes from Junction 16 of the m6. Surrounded by its own pga European-tour standard golf course, and offering undulating views of the Cheshire countryside, Wychwood Park is a modern, purpose-designed training centre with excellent meeting facilities for up to 250 delegates. With its vibrant atmosphere, indoor spa and choice of bars and restaurants, Wychwood Park is the ideal setting for a wide variety of events, whether for a business meeting, training or corporate hospitality.

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