Wimpole Hall and Gardens

Visitor Information for Wimpole Hall and Gardens

Google Visitors Review 4.6

Opening Times: Open daily – BUT check for todays opening times as these vary across hall, garden & parkland etc
Hours: 9.30am to 5pm (3pm during winter)
Prices (includes Gift Aid, Gardens & Parkland): Adults £11, Children 5 to 17 years £5.50, Under 5’s Free
Hall visit is extra with Adults £22 and Children £11
Note: Wimpole Hall and Garden is a National Trust property

Contact Details for Wimpole Hall and Gardens

Address: Wimpole Hall and Gardens, Arrington, Royston, Cambridgeshire, SG8 0BW
Tel: 01223206000
Email: wimpolehall@nationaltrust.org.uk
Web: Link here

About Wimpole Hall and Gardens

Wimpole Hall and Gardens are part of a larger estate incorporating parklands, a farm shops and a restaurant.

With varied specimen planting there are daffodil tours, 85 varieties, more than Heinz!

The kitchen garden is all organic and covers 4 acres producing potatoes, lettuce, carrots, beans, onions, garlic, cauliflower and more.

In Spring check out the blossom displays in the walled garden. And the Parterre has undergone a renovation.

The Pleasure Grounds are also being re worked to include sensory planting and benches. Always handy.

You can also walk trails with over 300 acres to explore and climb the trees under guidance with ropes and harnesses – suitable for 6 to 100 years old!

And a new play area featuring large climbing frames, an adventure trail, and accessible swings.

And Home Farm is one of the UK’s largest rare breed centres and a working farm with horses, sheep, pigs, goats and more. Go and visit!

As well as the garden there is a restaurant, second hand bookstore, a gift shop selling homewares and a plant shop.

At Christmas do enjoy the trail with with more than a million lights, seasonal sounds and Father Christmas!

Dogs are allowed in the parklands but not in the gardens or hall.

Reviews of Wimpole Hall and Gardens

Google Review Score 4.6 / 5 Stars

Don’t take our word for how varied these gardens are. Here is what visitors to Wimpole Hall and Gardens had to say:

“Lovely house and grounds, and love love love visiting the home farm. Cute little animals – donkeys, sheep, huge shire horses, cows and most importantly lil baby piglets “

“Wimpole is good fun and full day out for a family. The three main parts are Home Farm, the Walled Garden and the main stately home.

All is surrounded by a major parkland.”

“Its lovely here. We weren’t able to see the house or farm as we have dogs but the walk round was beautiful and we had a nice cuppa at the end in the dog friendly cafe.”

Map, Location and Contact Information for Wimpole Hall and Gardens

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