Groups
A black cat relaxes in the flowering garden at Peckover
© National Trust
Your group visit
We welcome group visits to Peckover House and Garden.
Peckover House was built around 1722 and was home to a fascinating Quaker banking family.
Four generations of the Quaker family lived at what was then called Bank House, from 1794 to 1948. It was then given to the National Trust.
Group information
- Admission rate: house and garden - £5.95, garden only - £3.90
- Access: only the garden is wheelchair accessible
- Coach parking: coach drop-off is at the front of the house
- Catering: Reed Barn Tea-room open 12 - 5pm
- Garden: open 12 - 5pm
- House: open 1 - 5pm, last admission 4.30pm
- Free garden tours available most days
- Call 01945 583463 for more info and a booking form
Special interest tours
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Behind the scenes
A tour of rooms not usually on view to visitors, including a viewing from the roof.
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Twilight tour
Take a tour in the evening to see the property in a different light.
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National Trust connection
Tour Peckover House and the Octavia Hill Museum.
The Octavia Hill Museum
Visit the birthplace of Octavia Hill, one of the founders of the National Trust.
Elgoods Brewery and Garden
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Wisbech and Fenland Museum
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