Renishaw Hall & Gardens
ENTRY
from £6
SETTING
Outdoors
WHERE
Renishaw
What it’s like
Wander Italianate lawns, lake paths and woodland play, then refuel in the courtyard cafe when legs need a sit-down.
Kids stretch out on Italianate lawns, rose beds, lake paths and woodland play - plenty of space to burn energy before anyone asks for ice cream. Gardens day tickets start at £6 for children aged 3-12 (under-3s free); adults £12, or a family ticket for 2 adults and up to 3 children at £35. The site is cashless.
Gardens open Wed-Sun and Bank Holiday Mondays 10:30-16:30 from mid-March to 1 November. The courtyard cafe opens from 09:00 in season. Hall access is guided-tour only on Fridays - book ahead if you want that; garden day tickets are sold on site.
Closed to the public Mon-Tue outside Bank Holiday Mondays, and the gardens shut after 1 November until spring. About 45-60 minutes from Nottingham on the Chesterfield fringe - a solid Derby / NE Derbyshire day out.
Facilities
Plan your visit
How much does Renishaw Hall & Gardens cost?
Entry starts from £6. The full price list, taken from the venue's own published prices, is on this page.
Can we eat there?
Yes, there's a café, and there's a picnic area if you'd rather bring your own.
How accessible is it?
The venue lists wheelchair access.
Can the dog come?
Yes, it's listed as dog friendly. Worth checking any on-lead rules before you set off.
Can we pay cash?
No, it's card only.
Is it indoors?
No, this one's an outdoor day, so pick your weather.
How do we find it?
Entrance on Staveley Lane, about three miles from M1 J30, signposted through Renishaw and Eckington. what3words: reserving.remark.ignites
Experiences
Guided Hall Tours
indoorsGuided tour of Renishaw Hall, the Sitwell family home, run on Fridays at 12.30 and 2pm, March to October, pre-booked in advance.
Vineyard Tours
outdoorsGuided tour of the English Wine Project vineyard on the estate.
Areas to explore
Italianate Gardens
outdoorsItalianate gardens built by Sir George Sitwell between 1886 and 1936, with later planting by Sir Reresby and Lady Sitwell and Alexandra Sitwell.
Lake & Woodlands
outdoorsA lake with wildlife and woodlands to explore within the grounds.
Also on site
Sitwell Museum
indoorsMuseum displaying heirlooms and telling the story of the Sitwell family.
The Café at Renishaw Hall
indoorsCourtyard cafe serving food, open from 9am, with table booking available.
The Rex Whistler Room
indoorsA room available to book for special occasions and events.
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