Dalemain
Westmorland and Furness, England
Country house in Cumbria, England, UK
The experience
About this day out
Dalemain is a historic mansion with a beautiful garden within a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is the home of The Dalemain World Marmalade Awards and features a nationally important collection of furniture, ceramics and art. The award-winning RHS plantsman’s garden includes over 200 old-fashioned roses and rare herbaceous plants.
When to go
Opening calendar
Sunday to Friday from 10:30am-4pm (Final tour 14:00 & last entry to the gardens at 3:30pm)
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Prices at a glance
- Admission
- Mansion & Gardens: Adults £17.50 / Teenagers (12-16) £10.50 / Children under 12 FREE. Garden Only: Adults £12.50 / Teenagers (12-16) £10.50 / Children under 12 FREE. Historic Houses Members: FREE (except on special event days). RHS Members: FREE access to the Gardens (Feb-Apr & Aug-Dec). Gardeners World 2 for 1 garden admission (Feb-Apr & Aug-Dec). Both RHS & Gardeners World: £7.50 per person upgrade to include Mansion Tour. Friend of Dalemain: £37 per person / £56 joint ticket for unlimited access to the garden, mansion and so much more.
Prices can change. Confirm ticket terms with the venue before booking.
Practical details
Facilities & accessibility
At a glance
- Accessibility
- Car parking is free. People who find it harder to walk, including those who are disabled, from their car to the tearoom are encouraged to drive into the courtyard and park their car. The courtyard area has grade one listed cobbles and can be quite uneven. There is partial disabled access only which is reflected in the entry fee. Inside the Mansion, there is no access to the first floor except via the stairs which are a steep, stone spiral staircase and so limits access. Throughout the Mansion, there are chairs in each room for visitors to rest during the tour. The gardens are accessible, apart from the Low Garden, to wheeled vehicles. Please note gravel paths can be uneven. We have one mobility scooter which is available but should be booked in advance to ensure availability. This gives you access to the everything except the Low Garden. Disabled toilets are available.
- Parking
- Car parking is free. People who find it harder to walk, including those who are disabled, from their car to the tearoom are encouraged to drive into the courtyard and park their car.
- Dogs
- Not provided yet
Getting there
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