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Arundel Castle consists of a medieval keep, gatehouse, and barbican, along with a nineteenth-century house and extensive gardens; open-air theatre productions sometimes take place in the grounds. 

The National Trust property of Polesden Lacey has a beautiful purpose built open air theatre, where open-air productions are regularly staged in season by the Polesden Lacey Shakespeare Company.

Borde Hill Garden consists of over 200 acres of garden, park, and woodlands overlooking the Sussex High Weald, hosting occasional open-air theatre productions.

The Rude Mechanicals Theatre Group perform commedia dell'arte for contemporary audiences, and are best known for their outdoor summer tours.

Crouch Gardens are an open space in the heart of Seaford, which can be hired as a site for open-air theatre performance and host regular productions.

Rougemont Gardens were originally part of the defences of Exeter Castle, and now offer an open space in the city centre that sometimes hosts open-air theatre performances.

Belmont House consists of an eighteenth-century house and more than 3,000 acres of estate grounds, where open-air performances sometimes take place as part of a seasonal events programme.

Northernhay Gardens, overlooking the city of Exeter, host occasional open-air theatre performances by companies including Miracle Theatre.

Theatre Square is a space outside Nottingham Theatre Royal, where outdoor performances sometimes take place during the summer.

Wollaton Hall is a spectacular Elizabethan mansion and park in the heart of Nottingham, which hosts occasional open-air theatre productions in the grounds.