Felbrigg Hall

Please click on a date to check which areas are open and when. Last entry is 1 hour before Felbrigg Hall closes and 30 minutes before The Walled Garden closes. Spend some time browsing titles in the second-hand bookshop in the in the courtyard. If you have any book donations, they are always welcome. Visit the Squire's Pantry tea-room for a selection of hot and cold drinks, sandwiches, hearty dishes, freshly baked scones and cakes. National Trust members park free, please scan your membership card to obtain a ticket. Parking is £5 per car for non-members. 10 x 7.5kW electric vehicle charging points are available in the main car park. Chargers can be accessed using mobile app, RFID card, or contactless payment device. Visit our EV charging partner, RAW Charging's website: www.rawcharging.com/drivers, to download the app before your visit. A range of seasonal plants for sale are available in the Stable Courtyard. Our shelves are packed with items ranging from high quality food and drink to cards, books and gifts. Path surfaces leading to the hall entrance are bonded and loose gravel. Designated Blue Badge parking and a drop off point are available, at the top-end of the car park near the map boards. Accessible toilet available. Pathways around the estate are a mix of gravel, compacted earth and grass. There is a tea-room, second-hand bookshop and food kiosk with step free level access. Other points of interest (hall and gardens) are accessed via slight slopes or small steps. Assistance dogs welcome. There is poor phone signal onsite. A map is available next to the designated disabled parking spaces and available to download below. There are all-weather paths through the woods and Walled Garden. There is an ambulant toilet with adaptions, right transfer, near the visitor reception for the hall. Please see our AccessAble Guide (link above) for details as required. Braille and Large Print guides to the hall are available from Visitor Reception. There are 12 designated disabled parking spaces, which are free to use for Blue Badge holders, at the front of the main car park. A drop-off point is available at the top of the car park with seating available. Please park elsewhere in the car park after drop-off. If you require assistance or equipment, please contact the welcome team. There are induction loops in Visitor Reception; the shop and tea-room areas and a portable induction loop is available from Visitor Reception. The tea-room is located in the Stable Courtyard near the hall. There is a slight slope to the area with path surfaces of compact earth and bonded gravel. The shop is located in the Stable Courtyard near the hall. There is a slight slope to the area with path surfaces of compact earth and bonded gravel. There are bonded gravel paths and a slight slope to the Stable Courtyard, where the tea-room, second-hand bookshop and shop are located. Path surfaces in the Walled Garden are a mix of loose gravel and grass. Paths elsewhere on the estate can be uneven and are bonded gravel and compact earth. Powered wheelchairs are welcome in the hall, however due to narrow corridors and furnished rooms, four wheeled PMVs cannot be accommodated. The upper floors of the hall are accessible only by wide shallow stairs with bannisters and handrails. An all-terrain Tramper and 3 PMVs are available to borrow when the welcome team are on duty. The pre-booking phone number and email are manned Monday-Friday: 01263837444 / [email protected]. Any not pre-booked are available on a first come, first served basis, for 90 minutes (last hire at 3pm). Please enquire at any welcome point. There are several benches located at various points across the estate, as shown on the visitor map. There are chairs in each of the showrooms in the hall for all visitors to use. There are two manual wheelchairs onsite. Please enquire at any welcome point. Parking: Electric vehicle charging points are available. See 'Facilities' for mor