Knebworth Polo Club

Knebworth Polo Club is a Hertfordshire polo venue set within the historic grounds of Knebworth Estate, one of Britain's most famous stately homes and the seat of the Lytton family for over five centuries. The connection to Knebworth House — with its Gothic Revival architecture, famous rock concert history, and Victorian literary associations through Edward Bulwer-Lytton — gives the polo club a uniquely atmospheric setting that few English clubs can match. Polo at Knebworth is played on well-maintained grass grounds with the parkland of the estate providing a backdrop of mature trees and formal gardens. The club caters to players across a range of handicaps and maintains a solid programme of chukkas and club tournaments through the English summer season. Hertfordshire's polo community benefits from Knebworth's facilities, and the club has developed relationships with clubs throughout the east of England region. For polo enthusiasts, playing at Knebworth offers not just competitive sport but an immersion in one of England's most storied aristocratic estates, where the sport feels at home in an environment that has hosted extraordinary events for generations.