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Planning your visit to Gunby

The red-brick front of Gunby Hall with the manicured lawns in the foreground
The sun basking on the front of the house at Gunby | © National Trust / David Dales

Plan your visit to Gunby today and discover a peaceful corner of Lincolnshire where history and nature come together.

House tickets are available on the day from the courtyard, from 11am. Please note, they can’t be booked in advance. We recommend checking our opening times for details.

Below you’ll find everything you need to know to help you make the most of your day, from what’s open to what to look out for during your visit. We look forward to welcoming you.

When you arrive

National Trust members enjoy free admission to Gunby Estate, Hall and Gardens, simply show your valid membership card when you arrive and our team will be happy to welcome you in. Non-members can pay the admission fee by contactless card transaction or cash on arrival.

Small to medium-sized campervans used for transport are welcome during opening hours, but overnight stays aren’t permitted.

Visiting the house

Step inside and discover the stories of Gunby Hall. The house is open Saturday to Thursday, 11am–2.30pm, with last admission at 1.50pm. Opening times may vary during events, so please check our opening times and events page before you visit.

The house is closed on Fridays, except during school holidays.

House tickets can’t be booked in advance and are available on the day from the courtyard, with timed entry on a limited basis. We welcome ten visitors every ten minutes to help protect the collections and ensure an enjoyable experience for all. Once inside, you’ll follow a one-way route beginning at the main entrance.

To help us care for this historic space, only guide dogs and assistance dogs are permitted in the house.

We look forward to welcoming you and helping you make the most of your visit.

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Explore the Gunby estate 

Find out more about the 1,500 acres of the Gunby Estate. Take a walk to discover an ice house pond, remains of a lost village and find evidence of a demolished medieval moated manor.

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Family-friendly things to do at Gunby Estate, Hall and Gardens 

Make special family memories at Gunby. Step inside the house to uncover fascinating stories, spark imaginations and spot hidden details together. Then head out into the gardens for your own adventure – with winding paths, open spaces and plenty to explore. When it’s time for a break, pause in the tea-room for a well-earned treat. There’s something here for all ages to enjoy, at your own pace.

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Explore the Gunby gardens 

Discover eight acres of different garden ‘rooms’ with many different colours and textures to enjoy. Throughout each season there is something different to see.

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Visiting Gunby with your dog 

With over 1,500 acres of grounds, Gunby is the perfect place to bring your dog. Find out all you need to know about making your visit an enjoyable one. Gunby is a two pawprint rated place. 

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