Winter at Sizergh

• The best way to book your tickets is online, using our event booking link, which will guarantee entry and your preferred time slot. Please ensure you create a Digitickets account when you book, as this will allow you to swap your slot (subject to availability) should you need to – we cannot do this for you. If you’re unable to book online, call our Central Box Office on 0344 249 1895.

• Book tickets for November dates here.

• Book tickets for December dates here.

Ticket prices for 2026

Non-member ticket prices include £6.50 event fee plus admission fee to Sizergh.

Parking is free for National Trust members. Pay and display charges will apply to everyone else visiting the site as usual.

• We continue to be impacted by rising costs and, accordingly, we needed to raise the price of tickets to carry on running Winter at Sizergh.
• We understand that there is pressure on people’s finances and are very grateful to visitors who can continue to support us – that said, we believe that the new prices still represent fantastic value for money, with new elements to the light trail and a new offer in the house.

• Once bought, tickets are non-refundable.
• Creating a Digitickets account when you book will allow you to swap your slot (subject to availability) should you need to – we cannot do this for you.

• Yes, you can show us your booking confirmation on your phone or bring printed confirmation.

• Winter at Sizergh will run every day, 12-8pm, from 20 November – 24 December 2026.

• The site will close at 8pm each night.
• Last entry into the house is at 7pm.

• Winter at Sizergh is suitable for all ages. There's something for everyone.

• We offer free admission to the essential companions or carers of disabled people.
• This offer applies to both members and non-members, as well as to our volunteers and members of staff. To save the need for disabled visitors to ‘request’ entry for a companion or carer, we have developed a range of ‘Access for All Cards.’
• Although it is not essential for a disabled person to have one of these cards, it does speed up the entry process and saves people having to explain, often in front of other visitors, that they are disabled, which can make people feel uncomfortable. So, if you'd like one of these cards, You can call the Supporter Services Centre on 0344 800 1895. The Supporter Services Centre is open from 9am to 5.30pm, Monday to Friday and 9am to 4pm weekends and bank holidays. Local call rates apply. You can email us at enquiries@nationaltrust.org.uk with your full name, full address and supporter/member number and someone will get back to you. If you prefer, you can also write to us. Our address is: National Trust, PO Box 7083, Stratford-Upon-Avon, CV37 1XE.

• Members will not pay for parking or admission.
• Winter at Sizergh is held outside of Sizergh’s normal opening hours, and charging for a ticket reflects the high quality nature of the experience, as well as helping it to run smoothly.

• From 10am-12pm every day, you can visit Sizergh as usual — visit the garden, café, shop and estate before Winter at Sizergh begins at midday.
• From midday, to access the gardens and house you will need a ticket to Winter at Sizergh.

• Walking the trail will take about 45 minutes.
• We anticipate that a full visit, including the house, Great Barn, shop and café, should take about 2 hours.
• There's always the option to tailor your visits, and just do the parts that suit you.

• We’re expecting large numbers of visitors, so there might be some queuing time when you arrive. We anticipate that the last slot (6:30-8pm) will be particularly busy.

• We will reserve a small number of tickets for walk-ups, but booking tickets is the best way to guarantee your place.
• We recommend that you book early to avoid disappointment.
• Each timed entry has limited capacity, and the early evening and weekend slots
  are likely to sell out.

The trail

• The woodland knoll will be accessible for wheelchairs, Trampers and pushchairs.
• Wheelchairs are available from reception and in the house upon arrival.
• Trampers will be able to booked through Outdoor Mobility. There is a small charge (a donation to Outdoor Mobility) to use the Tramper and Trampers can be booked online ahead of your visit or on the day via the Welcome Team (advanced booking is encouraged to guarantee availability).
• Trampers can also access the gardens as well as the path through Holeslack Wood.
• There are benches located at various points throughout the park and garden.

The Visitor Centre

• Seating is available inside and outside of the Visitor Centre.
• Manual wheelchairs are available to hire free of charge from Visitor Reception
• We have a range of items to use or borrow to help make your visit more comfortable — from fidget spinners to wellies. These are free to use and do not require booking.
• There are 12 designated disabled parking bays in the carpark - find out more about access at Sizergh.

The house

• Please note: wheelchair users can visit the Chapel, Chapel Corridor and Library only due to largely level access between these showrooms.
• There are two narrow corridors located in the house, one measuring 100cm and the other 85cm in width.
• A wheelchair ramp to access the ground floor of the house is available on request.
• There are chairs and sofas on the visitor route in the house available as rest points.
• There are 26 steps up to the first floor of the house from the Lower Hall, each around 15cm high. There are handrails on either side of the staircase. There are four steps on the first floor of the house between showrooms.
• Manual wheelchairs are available to hire free of charge from Visitor Reception and in the Lower Hall (for use on the first floor of the house).
• Wheelchair users wishing to access the first floor of the house can enter and exit via the Chapel.

• The trail is well-lit throughout.

• Baby changing facilities and accessible toilets are available in the Visitor Centre.

• Our standard policy applies to dogs during Winter at Sizergh: they are more than welcome on leads in the Visitor Centre, on the wider estate and throughout the wooded Knoll and barn.
• Access to the gardens and house is restricted to assistance dogs only.

• During the day, the lights will not be as bright. However, the winter months mean it gets dark here from 2:30pm onwards, meaning the lights will still stand out most of the time.

• There are several other elements to the offer, including in the house. Until 4pm, the garden will be open to explore. Self-led festive crafts are also running throughout, and you can take your finished paper crafts home as a special Sizergh memento.

• We wanted to make sure everyone had a chance to visit us and experience our winter offer. Some visitors may prefer earlier time slots, and this allows them that opportunity.

• If you’re visiting us with little ones during the day, you can also pick up a trail card follow the children's trail around the Knoll.

• Parking is free for National Trust members. Pay and display charges will apply to everyone else visiting the site as usual.
• There will be two tariffs for parking during the event: visitors can pay £4 for 2 hours, or £5 for an all day ticket.

• The gardens will close to ensure the safety of our visitors. The gardens are not lit, which would make some of the paths dangerous during the evening.
• From midday, to access the gardens you will need a ticket to Winter at Sizergh. The gardens will close at 4pm.

• Yes, the café will be open until 8pm, with last orders at 7:30pm.
• Breakfast will be served as usual, and the normal cafe lunch will be served from 11:45am-3pm.

• The shop and café are open 10am-8pm, with last orders at 7:30pm, and no ticket is necessary for shop and café access only.

• There's space to sit and enjoy a picnic under cover outside the Visitor Centre, if you'd like to bring your own food and drink.

• The cafe will close at 8pm, with last orders at 7:30pm.