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Planning your visit to Gunby

Two cats including a black cat called Fergus and a tabby cat called tabby enjoying a meal in the gardens at Gunby
Meet the Gunby cats on your visit | © National Trust

Plan a visit to Gunby today. Pre-booking your visit is paused. House tickets cannot be pre-booked and are available from the courtyard on the day of your visit from 11am. Please check our opening times for details. Here's some information about what to expect when you visit.

Simply coming along and show your membership card on arrival or pay admission. The house cannot be pre-booked.

Not all parts of the property may be open on the day that you visit due to extensive conservation work taking place throughout 2024. This work is extremely important for making Gunby a place that is for everyone, for ever.

When you arrive

There is no admission charge for National Trust members, but non-members can pay the admission fee by contactless card transaction or cash on arrival. if you are members, show your National Trust membership cards to the team in the car park.

Small to medium sized campervans that are used for transport are welcome, but are not permitted to stay overnight.

Visiting the house on an average day (may change during events)

  • The house is open Monday to Sunday 11.00 am until 3.30pm, last admission at 2.50pm. Please check our opening times and events page for details.
  • Tickets for the house can't be pre-booked but are allocated on the day from the courtyard on a limited basis.
  • We allow ten visitors to enter every ten minutes.
  • You'll follow a one-way route once inside, starting from the main entrance at the front of the house.
  • Only guide dogs or assistance dogs are allowed in the house.

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