Eating at Dunham Massey Our café, restaurant and parlour are open and serving hot and cold meals and drinks, sandwiches and light snacks.

Can you walk through Dunham Massey?

Escape the hustle and bustle of Manchester at Dunham Massey's famous deer park and gardens. You can join the daily walks at 1.30pm to discover more about Dunham's history and wildlife. Or take the route through ancient trees, for 2.5 miles of easy terrain.

What time does Dunham Massey open today?

Opening times

Ground floor: Monday – Friday, 12 noon – 4pm (last entry 3.30pm). Servants' Courtyard: Saturday – Sunday, 12 noon – 4pm (last entry 3.30pm).

Can you walk around Dunham Massey for free?

You no longer need to book to visit Dunham Massey. Entry to the gardens, deer park and car park is free for National Trust members, but please bring your membership cards with you. Non-members will need to buy a whole property admission ticket on arrival to the car park.

When did Dunham Massey open?

Over 340,000 people visited the house in 2014/15, placing it in the ten most popular National Trust houses. Dunham Massey was built in the early 17th century by the Earls of Warrington, passing to the Earls of Stamford by inheritance; the family still live in part of the house.

1 Minute 1 Work: Dunham Massey, Bird's-eye View from the South

How much is it to park at Dunham Massey?

Yes, there is a car parking fee of £7 - this includes entry to the park. Additional fees apply for entry to the house and/or garden. Entry to the car park and house/garden is free for National Trust members.

Can you feed the deer at Dunham Massey?

The deer look tame but they are wild animals.

Please do not feed, touch or get too close to the deer. Unfortunately if they get too tame, we have to cull them.

How do I get to Dunham Massey by public transport?

1. Take the line 101 bus from Moss Side, Alexandra Park to Manchester City Centre, Dickinson Street 101 / ...
2. Take the tram from St Peter's Square to Altrincham.
3. Take the line 287 bus from Altrincham Interchange to Bowdon Vale, Bow Green Road 287.

Is there a play area at Dunham Massey?

Let their imaginations run wild at Dunham Massey in the epic Log Pile. Build a den, walk the tight rope or play hide and seek in the parkland. And once you've finished, don't forget to treat yourself to something sweet at the ice cream parlour. What will you build at Dunham Massey?

Is Tatton park open yet?

Tatton Park's Parkland, Gardens*, Farm*, Mansion* and Playground are all open for you to enjoy. ... Our 'Welcome' building by the main car park and the Stableyard toilet facilities are open too.

What statue has been removed from Dunham Massey?

A "degrading" statue of a black man has been removed from the grounds of a National Trust-owned stately home. Workers removed the Grade II listed sundial figure from in front of Dunham Massey Hall, near Altrincham in Greater Manchester on Thursday.

How do I contact Dunham Massey?

Please call 0161 941 1025 for more information if you have queries about visiting the house.

How long is the walk at Dunham Massey?

Dunham Massey Circular is a 10.8 mile loop trail located near Altrincham, Greater Manchester, England that features a river and is rated as moderate. The trail is primarily used for hiking and walking.

Is Tatton park a National Trust property?

For nearly 400 years the estate was the property of the Egerton family until it was bequeathed to the National Trust in 1958. It is now financed and maintained by Cheshire East Council. This is one of the most complete historic estates open to visitors.

Is Crow Wood at Lyme park open?

Lyme is open every day (house closed on Wednesdays) and we no longer have a booking system in place for visits. Our quieter times are weekday afternoons. Please note the Crow Wood Playscape is currently closed for essential maintenance work.

How big is Dunham Massey park?

Visiting Dunham Massey with your dog

We've over 300 acres of beautiful ancient parkland to explore and stretch your legs. Dogs are welcome in the deer park and north park all day, and the gardens every afternoon.

Is Dunham Massey cafe dog friendly?

Where can my dog go? We love dogs at Dunham Massey and they are welcome on a short lead in the deer park, gardens (from 12 noon), shop (currently closed) and ice cream parlour. ... If you'd like to walk your dog off lead you can head to the North Park – ask for directions on arrival.

How do I get to Dunham Massey by train?

1. Stamford Arms Ph, Little Bollington is 1420 meters away, 19 min walk.
2. Altrincham (Manchester Metrolink) is 4076 meters away, 52 min walk.

How many deers are in Dunham Massey?

The park has over 200 deer and appear to be good natured, however people forget that even though they are nice are in fact wild animals and can in some instances attack and at an alarming speed.

Can you walk in Lyme park for free?

The park grounds are free to walk around and extensive. The house, car parking and gardens you do have to pay for unless you are a National Trust member and it's all free of charge.

Is Dunham Massey wheelchair friendly?

We have a number of Powered Mobility Scooters (PMVs) and manual wheelchairs that you can use during your visit. Due to limited availability we would recommend that you book this in advance by calling us on 0161 941 1025. Our buggy service is driven by our lovely volunteers, and runs most days during our busy season.

Do you have to pay to get into Lyme park?

Entry to Lyme's is free for National Trust members, including the garden, park and car park. Please bring your membership cards with you.

How do I contact the National Trust in Scotland?

If you'd like to get in touch, please call 0131 458 0200 or use our contact form.

How can I find my National Trust Number?

If you're a member, this is the long number on the front of your card. You can also find the number on correspondence from us. If you're not a current or previous member or donor you can register for a My National Trust account to keep a list of your favourite places.