Kiplin Hall

Description

Kiplin Hall is a Jacobean country house built for George Calvert, Secretary of State to James I and founder of Maryland, USA. It has four centuries of history belonging to four families and it is now furnished as a Victorian country house. There are also 100 acres of woodland, gardens and parkland to explore. There is a tea room serving delicious home-made treats and light lunches, all using either home-grown or locally-sourced produce. The gardens are being restored to the original 19th century plan and there is a children's play area with lots of outdoor activities and space to let off steam. Well-behaved dogs on leads are welcome in the grounds.

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Contact Information

near Scorton
Richmond
DL10 6AT
  01748 818178
  Visit the Kiplin Hall website
  info@kiplinhall.co.uk

Useful Information

Disabled access : Ground floor and part of the gardens are accessible to wheelchair users. Assistance dogs permitted in the Hall and grounds.
Opening Times : Gardens and grounds: Sat-Wed, 4 Feb - 1 Nov, 10am-5pm (closes 4pm February and March). Hall and Home Sweet Home: The Houses of Kiplin's Families Exhibition, gardens and grounds: Sat-Wed, 1 April - 1 November, 11am-5pm. Also Good Friday 11am-5pm. A Country House Christmas: Fri 1 - Sun 3 Dec, and Fri 8 Dec - Sun 10 Dec, 10am - 4pm.
Last Admission : Last admissions: 45 minutes before closing.
Admission Prices : Hall, exhibition, gardens and grounds: adult £10, concession £9, child £5.30, family (2+2) £26.00. Gardens and grounds only: adults £6.50, concession £5.50, child £3.50, family (2+2) £19.50.

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