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Apple Day

Come along on Sunday 28 September and see over 50 varieties of apple on display from the gardens and orchards at Gunby. They'll be craft and trade stalls dotted around the garden, something for all.

  • Booking not needed
  • Admission applies

Over 50 varieties of apple will be on display at Gunby this year. Trade and craft stalls will also be dotted throughout the gardens and courtyard, with something on offer for every taste.

Step inside the house, explore the gardens or wider estate, or visit the visually stunning art display in Orchard Gallery. There's something for everyone to enjoy across 8 acres of gardens.

More details to follow.

No need to pre-book, simply visit and pay the admission ticket price or for National Trust Members and under 5's - FREE

Times

Prices

Event ticket prices

Ticket typeTicket category
Adult Child Garden Only£3.00
Adult Garden only£6.00
Adult Adult House and Garden£11.00
Child Child House and Garden£5.50
Check admission prices

The basics

What to bring and wear

Sensible footwear and clothing for the weather.

Contact info

Gunby Hall and Gardens

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