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Burton Constable Grounds, Stables, Gift Shop & Stables Kitchen

1st January to 31st December 2023

Closed Christmas Day and Boxing Day (25th & 26th December) Open New Years Day

Open Daily - 10am to 5pm (4pm British Winter Time)

 

Admission to the Stables Kitchen and Gift Shop is free, normal admission charges apply for the Grounds and Stables

Burton Constable Hall

1st April to 5th November 2023

Open Tuesday to Sunday - 12pm to 5pm (4pm British Winter Time)

(Closed Mondays except for Bank Holidays and School Holidays)

Last admission 1 hour before closing

Burton Constable Hall at Christmas

25th November to 20th December 2023

Open Daily - 11am to 4pm

Last admission 1 hour before closing

 

There is so much to see and do when you visit Burton Constable, however if planning to visit the Hall please allow at least 2 hours.

If you are simply passing by please note admission to the Stables Kitchen & Gift Shop is free, normal admission charges apply for the Stables & Grounds.

Admission Prices 2023

House, Grounds & Stables*

Adult£13.75
Senior Citizen (65+)£12.75
Student (photographic evidence required)£12.75
Children (5yrs to 16yrs)£7.50
Family (2 adults + 2 children)£37.50
Additional Child£4.95
Under 5’sFree
HHA & National Art PassFree

Grounds & Stables Only*

Adult£7.95
Senior Citizen (65+)£7.45
Student (photographic evidence required)£7.45
Children (5yrs to 16yrs)£4.40
Family (2 adults + 2 children)£22.00
Additional Child£3.00
Under 5'sFree
HHA & National Art Pass Free

 

House, Grounds and Stables Annual Pass**

Adult (Single)£35.00
Joint Adult (2 Persons)£58.00
Family (2+2)£76.00
Child (5yrs to 16yrs)£11.50

 

*Includes a voluntary minimum 10% donation which will support the upkeep and ongoing restoration of Burton Constable Hall. If you are a UK taxpayer, please complete a Gift Aid declaration, which will allow the Burton Constable Foundation to claim from the Government an extra 25% of your total payment.

** Includes free unlimited access to Burton Constable Hall, Stables & Grounds, discounted or free admission to selected events, 10% discount in the Gift Shop (excluding books, cards and preserves), and a monthly newsletter. For further details see https://www.burtonconstable.com/memberships/annual-membership

Please note - At Easter and Halloween an additional event charge may be payable for children's activities, please ask at the ticket desk on arrival

 

 

Beat the queue - book your admission tickets online!

Burton Constable are pleased to announce that you can now purchase your admission tickets via our new online ticketing system. So why not plan ahead and guarantee your place!

Finding Burton Constable

Burton Constable is situated in Holderness in East Yorkshire, 10 miles north east of Hull and 15 miles east of Beverley.
By Car & Motorbike

The route to the Hall is clearly marked by Historic House signs. From Beverley (15 miles) take A1035 Bridlington road, turn right at White Cross roundabout then follow A165 towards Hull (10 miles). From Hull (10 miles) follow A1033 towards Hedon, turn left at Saltend roundabout and then follow signs to Preston and Sproatley.

Motorbikes - as the main entrance is via a gravel road, motorcyclists may prefer to access the car park via the tarmac drive to the south of the main drive that is signposted to the Estate Offices.

Public Transport

By Train - our nearest train station is Hull Paragon Interchange. From here, Burton Constable is approximately a 10 mile/25 minute taxi journey. 

By Bus - Our nearest bus stop is located on Balk Lane, Sproatley. East Yorkshire Motor Service 277 departs regularly from stand 34 in Hull Paragon Interchange. From the bus Burton Constable is approximately a 2 mile walk. We recommend the safest route is via the Burton Constable Holiday Park, which is clearly signposted from the village. Walk through the holiday park and cross the lakes via Capability Brown's Bridge.

Cycling/Walking

Burton Constable is located only a few short miles from Route 65 of the Trans Pennine Trail - a flat scenic trail that is great for families.

To plan your journey by bicycle/foot we recommend using Sustrans

Did you know?
Afternoon tea was created by the Duchess of Bedford in the late 18th century. She invited friends to join her for an afternoon meal of small cakes, bread and butter sandwiches, sweets and, of course, tea. The practice was so popular that it was quickly adopted by other social hostesses 
Over 80 different species of birds have been spotted at Burton Constable, from the smallest British bird, the Goldcrest, to large birds of prey such as Buzzards and Barn Owls

The Burton Constable Whale is featured in Herman Melville's famous novel Moby Dick. 

Today the Burton Constable Whale is nicknamed 'Constable Moby'