Alatskivi Castle Park is a historic landscape park surrounding Alatskivi Castle in Tartu County, Estonia. The park was established in the late 19th century concurrently with the construction of the current castle, which was inspired by the royal Balmoral Castle in Scotland. The park is designed in the English landscape style, which emphasizes naturalistic layouts with winding paths, open lawns, and carefully placed groups of trees. It covers an area of approximately 130 hectares, incorporating both formal gardens near the castle and expansive wooded areas. The park's terrain is varied, featuring slopes and valleys that enhance its picturesque quality. A significant feature is the series of ponds created by damming the surrounding streams. The park is home to a diverse collection of tree species, including both native and exotic varieties, some of which are over a century old. Historically, the park was an integral part of the Alatskivi manor estate. Today, it is a popular destination for visitors to the castle, offering scenic walking routes and a tranquil atmosphere. The park is recognized as a cultural monument under heritage protection in Estonia.