This extensive park, dotted with oaks, willows and pine trees, together with a few statues, descends a hill from the upper town of Nasice to Našička. Laid out in a formal style in the early 19C, it was abandoned after 1944, although swans continue to glide on the manmade lake. It was here that the one of the most prestigious families of the Slavic aristocracy, the Pejacevics, built various residences from 1735 onwards.