When do the bluebells appear?
At springtime, we often get asked, "Are the bluebells at Speke Hall out yet?" They usually appear from mid-April to mid-May. If you're planning your visit especially to see them, the best thing to do is to check our social media or give us a call if you're not sure.
Plan your spring visit
Speke Hall's gardens and grounds are open every day, 10.30am-5pm, for an idyllic stroll through this sea of blue. You no longer need to pre-book your visit, just turn up. Entry is free for National Trust members and under 5s, normal admission charges apply to non-members. See our homepage for prices.
Help us protect Speke's bluebells
These iconic spring flowers are fragile and can take a long time to recover if they are stepped on. We understand many people want to get that perfect photo, but you could accidentally cause less bluebells to return next year. Please help us protect them by sticking to the paths.
Thanks to money we raised through our raffle in 2018, we were able to make significant improvements to the main bluebell path in 2019. Not only has this made the bluebells more accessible, but it also makes it easier for you to stick to the path. Thank you.
Share the magic
Caught a good snap of Speke's bluebells? Don't forget to share it on social media and tag us using @NTSpekeHall. This magical once-a-year display is always an Instagram favourite.
Thank you
Every visit to Speke Hall supports the work we do to care for this special place. So whether you're a National Trust member, just visiting for the day or simply purchasing a cup of tea in the restaurant, your helping our bluebells to grow again next year.