The workshops, next to St Mary's Church, Edwinstowe, display a range of crafts including woodwork, model steam engines, leatherwork, brass and copperwork, lace-making, jewellery, art, flower craft, stained glass, knitwear and soft toys.
Visitors can watch the craftsmen at work, and their products are on sale.
Once the country seat of the Dukes of Newcastle, the 4000 acres of Clumber Park now form a popular country park and a major haven for wildlife. The park is big enough to satisfy the keenest walker, but bicycles can be hired, and there is a caravan site and a camp site. Half the park is woodland. The mansion was demolished in 1938, except for the Duke's Study which now contains an exhibition about the park. There is also a spectacular range of late 19th century glasshouses.