Activities at Beningbrough Hall, Gallery and Gardens
Bring your dog to Beningbrough
Bring your four legged friend to Beningbrough for a walk with the dog around the North Yorkshire gardens any day we're open. Here's what you need to know.
Beningbrough Newton walk
Stretch your legs and enjoy a gentle walk around Beningbrough’s wider estate taking in the historic parkland. As well as the option to take in the bluebells in the spring, you can also include a loop round Newton village making this a really flexible walk, depending on how far you want to wander on your adventures.
- Moderate
- 45 mins
- 1.9 miles (3.05km)
Beningbrough river walk
Take on the challenge of a circular walk Beningbrough's wider parkland, taking in the river along the way.
- Moderate
- 1 hour 45 mins
- 3.5 miles (5.6km)
Beningbrough larch walk
A wonderful short walk through the larch woods. Beautiful all year round but with the added bonus of a stunning carpet of bluebells in the woods during spring.
- Easy
- 30 mins
- 1.0 mile (1.6km)
A walk around Newton-on-Ouse from Beningbrough Hall
Enjoy a walk that will take you around Newton-on-Ouse, exploring some of the village's past and looking at clues to its close relationship with our special place. This can be added to the circular walk when you reach Newton Lodge, otherwise follow the entrance road to start from the gates.
Top ten trees of interest at Beningbrough
Uncover a little bit more about the pear arch, a lightning scarred oak, and the fourth largest variegated English oak in the country. They're all open to debate though, have your favourite trees made it?
Winter wildlife at Beningbrough
It's a wonderful time of the year to spot birds seeking food or look out for signs of foxes or deer on a walk. Many native and visiting birds and mammals are around and busy. Here's a guide to what you might spot in winter.