Group visits to Little Moreton Hall

Published:: 18 July 2023

Tour group in the courtyard at Little Moreton Hall, Cheshire | © National Trust Images/John Millar

Little Moreton Hall is perfect for group visits. Enjoy the iconic Tudor manor house, visit the tea-room, chat to the room guides and living history team, and have a relaxing stroll in the garden.

Booking your group visit to Little Moreton Hall

It’s easy to book - just email littlemoretonhall@nationaltrust.org.uk or ring us on 01260 292800 and provide us with as much information as you can.

Essential information for groups visiting Little Moreton Hall

Close to the M6 Junction 17
Open at 10.30am and last entry to the hall is 4pm.
Welcome Building closes at 4.30pm
Discounted admission for non-members for groups of over 15 people
Mrs Dale's Tea Room and the Little Tea room both within the hall, open from 10.30am
Stay for lunch or afternoon tea during your visit. Try the Little Tea Room or Mrs Dale's for either a lighter bite or a delicious meal.
Visitor reception near the car park
Biddulph Grange Garden nearby if your group wants to also visit this other local National Trust property on the same day. Please visit their website for booking information Biddulph Grange Garden | Staffordshire | National Trust or ring them on 01782517999
Powered Mobility Vehicles and motorised wheelchairs with a maximum width of 0.5 metres can enter Little Moreton Hall. Those that are wider than 0.5 metres can enter the Great Hall where a book of photographs of the upper floors is available, but due to the historic narrow doorways cannot proceed any further. Any Powered Mobility Vehicles wider than 0.5 metres can be left in the courtyard, please speak to a member of our team who can assist with this.

Free familiarisation visits for group leaders

If you're planning a group visit you can request our free Travel Trade Pass and you and a friend or colleague will gain free entry to over 300 of our places throughout England, Wales and Northern Ireland for 12 months. There’s nothing quite like seeing or experiencing somewhere for yourself to help you plan a successful visit. To receive your pass, call 0344 249 1895 or email us at traveltrade@nationaltrust.org.uk

Visitors taking photographs of a costumed volunteer at Little Moreton Hall, Cheshire | © National Trust Images/John Millar

Who is eligible for free entry?

Registered tourist board guides (on production of a valid badge), coach drivers and tour leaders escorting groups of 15 or more. National Trust members also receive free entry, so it is at your discretion whether to refund the entrance fee to members if you have included it in your package – this is not refunded by the National Trust.

Members must bring their current membership cards with them to avoid paying the full group rate. If any of your group would like to join the National Trust please direct them to our Membership page or call 0344 800 1895.

A family having a picnic on the lawn at Little Moreton Hall, Cheshire

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