Shopping at Beningbrough

Colourful plants on a stand with a stable block behind — See what's growing in the outdoor shop | © National Trust / Joanne Parker

The stables shop has a large selection of products inspired by National Trust places or locally sourced, an outdoor shop and plant centre.

The stables shop

Browse the shelves in the stables for a reminder of your day at Beningbrough. There are exhibition and property related souvenirs, unique ranges inspired by National Trust places, and local artisan produce and hand-made items.

The outdoor shop and plant benches are popular during the growing season, selling everything you might want for your pocket of green, and offering inspiration from the gardens at Beningbrough. You might even drop on a harvest glut from the Walled Garden and get something freshly picked for your tea.

The shop is open right up to closing time to allow for that pefect purchase ahead of heading home.

Dog friendly

Dogs are welcome in the shop, for everyone's comfort, please keep them on short leads and under close control. You'll find water bowls in the courtyard and the closest dog waste bin is near the Walled Garden entrance.

A little retail inspiration...

Cushion of mixed design and light blue throw on a white cream chair and a small side table next to it. — Snuggle up and relax with our range of throws | © National Trust Images/James Dobson

Curl up and get cosy

Find warm throws, beautiful ceramics and glittering glassware to bring a contemporary feel to any space. Add to the indulgence by decorating your home with embroidered cushions and woollen throws woven in Yorkshire.

A display of alcohol and confectionery on sale in a National Trust shop — Top tip - don't browse hungry | © ©National Trust Images/James Dobson

For the foody in your life

There’s a tempting selection of honey and jams as well as chutneys and preserves with seasonal flavours. Pick up some delicious sweet or savoury biscuits, with gluten free options. Try a tipple of locally made Sing Gin or honey from Little Yorkshire Honey House...who keep some of their bees in Beningbrough's garden.

A set of three spring greeting cards — Get organised with our range of beautiful stationery | © James Dobson

Time to take note

Brighten someone's day with a thoughtful card or note—because everyone loves knowing they're in your thoughts. Explore our wide selection of greeting cards and notecards, perfect for sharing love and joy this spring. Staying organised? Check out our beautifully designed notebooks and handy shopping list pads to keep life on track in style.

An open book on a shelf in a National Trust gift shop — All of the things to tick off your bucket list before you reach 11 and 3/4 | © Joanne Crawford

For the youngest visitors

For children pick up pocket money games, seasonal toys and a range of colourful books. Grab some gear for your nature adventures including mini bug hunting kits, magnifying glasses and binoculars. Then complete one of your '50 things to do before you're 11 3/4' challenges. Maybe a few sweet treats as a reward for a day spent exploring.

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Thank you

It is through your purchases and support that we are able to continue to care for nature, beauty and history for everyone, for ever.

Two women, one standing and one seated, looking at books in a historic library — If books nourish your soul, don't miss the second-hand bookshelves in the hall | © National Trust / Anthony Chappel-Ross

Second-hand book sales

Find a large selection of second-hand books in the library on the ground floor of the hall. Browse for a while and grab a new story to get lost in or biography from a favourite character. Leave your cash donation in the tub or donate with a card at any till.

Stocks are regularly refreshed so it's worth popping in each time you visit. Not to mention if you're looking to donate pre-loved books, we'd readily accept to keep the shelves supplied.

Opening times match the hall.

Overhead shot showing countryside, gardens, hall, walled garden and tree lined avenue

Discover more at Beningbrough

Find out when Beningbrough is open, how to get here, things to see and do and more.

Plan your visit

Eating at Beningbrough

Choose from a range of tasty snacks and drinks at Beningbrough's restaurant and two other eateries, open on selected days. Find out where to refuel with your dog, indoor and out.

Visitors enjoying coffee and cake in the restaurant at Beningbrough

Things to see in the garden at Beningbrough

Discover the formal gardens, walled kitchen garden, herbaceous borders and wildlife areas, each with its own style and beauty. Experience the tranquillity of the Mediterranean Garden, the latest new space designed by Andy Sturgeon. Find out more about this RHS partner garden in Yorkshire.

Two people, one in a wheelchair, coming through a garden gate looking at the flowers all around

Things to see in Beningbrough Hall

Explore what to expect visiting the historic rooms on the ground floor, from feats of engineering, striking architecture and symbolic pieces of the collection marking moments in time. Find out about the next exhibition in the first floor Reddihough Galleries.

Four people exploring around a large wooden staircase

Art at Beningbrough

Discover more about the Reddihough Galleries on the first floor of Beningbrough Hall and highlights of previous art displays. Currently on show, Whispers of the Wilderness: Exploring Wilderness Gardens is a full sensory exhibition linking history and fashion, with contemporary sculptures and sketching.