Welcome to Hall Place and Gardens
One of the South East’s best-kept secrets. This historic house and garden, rich in fascinating history, welcomes visitors all year round with a range of exhibitions and public events and stunning spaces for weddings and other celebrations. Garden entry is free.
Important notice – Hall Place & Gardens
Due to the current Covid-19 pandemic,
The Historic House, Visitor Centre, Shop, Riverside Cafe, Glasshouse, Bird Hide, Butterfly Jungles Experience and All About Owls are now closed until further notice. All public events due to be held at Hall Place between now and the end of June have been cancelled
The gardens around the historic house and over the river currently remain open for you to enjoy. Please enter and exit the gardens via the double green gate next to the Miller & Carter restaurant. Please be advised that there is no access to toilets onsite
When visiting please follow the government guidance on social distancing https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/department-of-health-and-social-care
Please keep checking the website and our social media for further updates.
We apologise but we are unable to man the phones at this time. If you have a query please email [email protected] If you have a query regarding functions please email [email protected] Alternatively you can message us on Facebook or Instagram.
Thank you and stay safe.
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Summer Opening = Gardens open 9am-9:30pm
Relax, Discover & Enjoy
Stay healthy and keep well with a stroll in the gardens.
It is really important that you ensure that you keep at least 2 metres away from others at all times as advised by the government and wash your hands regularly.
Free entry
Family Friendly
The government wish to encourage children to play and explore in the outdoors, whilst following social distancing guidance. So come and have a run around in the acres of Hall Place Gardens.
It is really important that you ensure that you keep at least 2 metres away from others at all times as advised by the government and wash your hands regularly.
Explore Learning @ Home
Learning at home can be tough, especially under the current circumstances. Take a look at our family friendly and online learning resources and to see if they fit with your plans. There are resources for all ages covering different themes. Here are some examples…
I-Spy Trees
5 of Britain’s top trees to look out for on your walk whether you are in a city, town or village
Bexley: The Slavery Connection
Designed for teachers and students aged 11 years +.
Tell Me A Story
Use this story writing resource to inspire your budding writers at home for students aged 7 years +.
