Group Visits at Chartwell

We welcome groups of 15 people or more to Chartwell and it couldn't be easier to organise. All groups should book in advance, including smaller groups arriving by coach or minibus, in order to guarantee entry and/or a coach parking space. Please note that we are unable to welcome groups on bank holiday weekends.

Spring daffodils in front of Chartwell house

Download our 2021 group information pack 

For all your group booking needs, download our 2021 group information pack for Chartwell. This pack includes amongst other items details on private tours, catering options and accessibility.

A family entering the house at Chartwell, a National Trust property in Kent

Overseas visitors to Chartwell 

If you are planning your visit to Chartwell from outside the UK there are a few ways you can make your visits as smooth as possible, both before and during your trip.

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Churchill's painting studio at Chartwell, a National Trust property in Kent

2020 Group admission rates and house entry times 

For the basic information to help you start planning your group visit.

The drawing room at Chartwell, a National Trust property in Kent

Group tours at Churchill's family home 

Let one of our experienced guides bring Chartwell alive for your group.

Friends having tea in the café at Chartwell

Group dining packages 

Book your meal in advance and relax in the knowledge that everything is taken care of.

The golden rose avenue at Chartwell, a National Trust property in Kent

Booking a group visit to Chartwell 

Find out how to make a group booking to Chartwell.

A room steward talking to a disabled visitor in the garden at Chartwell, Kent

Access at Chartwell 

A brief introduction to access at Chartwell, the hillside family home of Sir Winston Churchill.

Children standing on a bridge at Chartwell Kent

School visits to Chartwell 

Bring your school along to Chartwell to discover the family home of Sir Winston Churchill. Find out what we have to offer and how to book your school visit.

Combine your visit with a trip to nearby...

The back garden at Quebec House, a National Trust property in Kent

Quebec House 

Childhood home of the famous General James Wolfe - victor at the battle of Quebec in 1759. Step back into history and discover life in Georgian times.

The terrace in spring overlooking the rose garden at Emmetts Garden, a National Trust property in Kent

Emmetts Garden 

An Edwardian hillside garden that's not to missed by any horticulture fan. Rare and exotic trees and shrubs from across the globe are to be found here, along with colourful blooms in every season.