Dunham Massey
Things to see & do
The hall
Deer at Dunham in the sunshine
© National Trust/Helen Appleyard
Dunham Massey Hall was home to the Booths and the Greys, Earls of Warrington and Stamford. Visit to discover tales of romance and scandal, and to see the elegant Edwardian interiors, silver collection, paintings and furniture 'upstairs', contrasting with the servants' wing. At weekends meet the servants and have a go at some of their tasks.
The garden
Skunk cabbage looks better than it smells!
© National Trust/Helen Appleyard
Visit the garden as it springs into life to relax and enjoy the sights and scents of a new season. Bright spring bulbs and blossoms create a colourful walk around the 30 acre garden.
The park
A volunteer showing children fallow deer antlers at Dunham Massey
© National Trust/Emma Williams
Join a park walk, daily at 1.30pm to discover more about Dunham, its history and its wildlife, or simply enjoy a stroll along the avenues as the trees and plants begin to show signs of spring.
50 things to do before you're 11¾
Looking for things to do outdoors? Visit the '50 things' pages for ideas and inspiration and download the PDF planner to find out what you can do at Dunham and places nearby.
Events & activities
Find out what's on at Dunham, from outdoor theatre and weekend events to family activities and opportunities to tick some of the '50 things' off your list.
The Old Mill
At almost 400 years old the Mill is the oldest building in Dunham Massey. It's open Saturday - Wednesday from 12noon - 4pm when you can see the waterwheel and machines in action.
Our top things not to miss
- Stroll along tree-lined avenues in the park
- Visit the house, open Saturday - Wednesday
- Visit the garden, open daily
- Treat yourself in the restaurant
- Find a souvenir of your visit in the shop
- Go on a guided park walk, available daily at 1.30pm