Group Visits to Kelmarsh Hall and Gardens

Built in 1732, successive owners and influences have left their imprint on this elegant Palladian style home. From noted antiquarian William Hanbury to banker and horse-racing enthusiasts Richard Naylor, each resident’s stories can be found within the hall. But none more so than Nancy Lancaster, ‘doyenne of the Country House style’ or the servants working and living ‘below stairs’ and in the laundry.

We welcome a number of coach trips, garden groups and U3A groups throughout the year. Visiting Kelmarsh with your group offers a wonderful insight into the lives of those who loved Kelmarsh Hall and gardens as their family home throughout its history. 

To book as a group we require a minimum of 15 people for the visit, but we request all groups, whatever their size, contact us in advance so we can offer the best experience. We ensure a member of the team will meet and greet your group on arrival, and to start you on your day. 

For prices, group booking forms and to check availability of dates, please contact us on 01604 686543 or email visitors@kelmarsh.com

We offer a range of visits
for groups

Visit to the Gardens
(Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays)

Visit to the Hall, Servants’ Quarters, Laundry and Gardens
(Tuesdays and Wednesdays)

 Both options allow groups to explore the Hall and gardens on a ‘free flow’ basis. If you are looking for something different for your group, please
do get in touch.

On the day of your visit:

Starting your day
A member of our team will be on-hand to welcome your group when you arrive, providing your admission stickers and information.

Catering
Groups must prebook all catering. 

Coach Parking
Coach parking is available at Kelmarsh and we accept one coach party per day. We provide more information on coach parking once a booking is confirmed.

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Important Information

Please note the Hall, gardens and Sweet Pea's Tearoom will be closed on August bank holiday Sunday and Monday. We will be open as usual Tuesday 29th August.

Apologies for any inconvenience.