Discover more at Tyntesfield
Find out when Tyntesfield is open, how to get here, the things to see and do and more.
There's plenty for everyone to see, do and enjoy around the estate at Tyntesfield. If games, crafts and learning sound like a good day out for your family, you’ve come to the right place. Find out everything you need to plan your family day out, from joining us for events and activities for kids, to where to find the play areas.
March will see the return of Easter Adventures at Tyntesfield, where you can sport your bunny ears, follow the eggs, and hop around Tyntesfield to find our ten activity stations. We also have a shorter trail available - follow the butterflies if preferred. Whichever route you choose, don't forget to collect your chocolate prize at the end.
Check here for our family-friendly events taking place this autumn at Tyntesfield.
As you make your way to the library you're greeted by some huge narwhal tusks. Did you know narwhal tusks can grow as long as 10 feet?
There is also a dapple-grey Victorian rocking horse in the library which would have entertained the Gibbs children for countless happy hours.
You can discover some of the family favourites the Gibbs liked to play on the tables in the room, with card games such as rummy on display.
There's also carved animals dotted all over the route such as lion heads and dogs. How many can you spot on your visit to the house today?
Statues of Albinia and Alice stand proudly outside the dining room. As you stand there before them can you imagine what a statue of you would look like?
Buggies aren’t allowed, unless required for mobility. We do have Hippychick carriers and child holders to borrow.
There is ramped access at the front of the house but not at the rear, so visitors needing ramped access will need to exit from the front.
For those who prefer to take things at their own pace, Tyntesfield has three play areas. In the Home Farm courtyard, there’s the farm play area, with a big tractor to climb up, and slides to slide down.
For bigger kids, there’s the orchard play area by Tyntesfield’s Pavilion Café at the lower end of the estate, where they can play under the watchful eye of parents. For a real outdoors escape, the woodland play area features a den-building village and sculpture trail.
Find out when Tyntesfield is open, how to get here, the things to see and do and more.
The Gibbs family bought Tyntes Place in 1843 and transformed it into the Victorian Gothic masterpiece that exists today. Step inside the house to see rooms that reveal what life was like for those who lived and worked here.
The garden at Tyntesfield is an ever-changing landscape, home to beautiful borders, ancient trees and tasty produce that's used daily in the Cow Barn restaurant.
Enjoy panoramic countryside views, vast woodland, heritage trees and rolling parkland on the Tyntesfield estate – a diverse area that contrasts designed landscape with wild areas.
Both the Cow Barn Café and the Pavilion Café serve a selection of hot and cold food and drinks. Afterwards, browse the wide range of unique gifts and local produce in the Cow Barn Shop.
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