In 1337 the park was recorded as being three leagues around and as having 150 deer. In 1352 Edward the Black Prince sent 6 of the oaks to Stoke for the building of the church there and in 1357 ordered that herds of deer be sent to his other parks at Launceston and Trematon to restock them.
The park's size and deer population were recorded in 1337. In 1352, Edward the Black Prince sent oaks for a church construction project.  In 1357, he ordered the relocation of deer herds to other parks.