Stonor House and Gardens Tickets

at Tumblestone Hollow & Stonor Park
Henley-on-Thames Available from Fri 7 Aug to Sun 27 Sept

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Offering the perfect blend of heritage, nature and storytelling, book Stonor House and Gardens tickets today & have them delivered instantly via email & SMS!

Nestled in the rolling Chiltern Hills, Stonor House and Gardens offers one of the most fascinating family days out in Oxfordshire, home to the Stonor family for more than 850 years!

  • Explore one of England's oldest family homes still lived in today
  • Discover historic rooms filled with art, treasures and family collections
  • Wander through beautiful gardens and peaceful parkland
  • Visit the historic chapel and ancient stone circle
  • Enjoy stunning views across the Chiltern Hills
  • Combine your visit with adventures at Tumblestone Hollow playground

Stonor House and Gardens in Oxfordshire:

  • Location: Stonor, near Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire RG9 6HF
  • Includes: Access to the historic house, gardens and estate areas selected within your ticket

As the oldest member of the Stonor family, Stonor House and Gardens has a thousand stories to tell - but why learn about them, when you can explore them?

Every room inside Stonor House tells a story. Discover centuries of family history, impressive collections, historic documents, religious artefacts and architectural treasures that reveal the remarkable heritage of the Stonor family.

Outside, the estate opens into beautiful formal gardens, sweeping parkland and tranquil walking routes. Keep an eye out for the estate's famous stone circle, one of the oldest features on the property, as well as the wildlife that calls the parkland home.

  • Stonor House: Wander through rooms steeped in history, from medieval foundations to Tudor and Georgian elegance
  • Historic Gems: Discover treasures like the Adoration of the Magi painting, medieval stained glass, and the Chapel of the Blessed Trinity, a sanctuary for Jesuit priests during the Reformation.
  • Gardens & Parkland: Nestled in a sweeping valley in the Chiltern Hills, the gardens at Stonor are a tranquil haven of beauty and biodiversity!
  • Italianate Pleasure Garden: Renaissance-style ponds, fountains, and clipped hedges create a serene escape
  • Old Kitchen Garden: Reimagined by Lady Camoys, this romantic space bursts with irises, peonies, and heritage roses
  • Grandmother’s Garden: A seasonal delight, from daffodils in spring to narcissi in summer
  • Arboretum & Parkland: Home to ancient beech and ash trees, fallow deer, red kites, and rabbits roaming freely
  • Ancient Mysteries Await: Don’t miss the prehistoric stone circle, older than the house itself. These mystical stones, believed to hold ancient powers, were repurposed for the chapel in 601 AD, blending pagan and Christian traditions.
  • Food and Drink: Pop along to The Pantry, the vibrant café located in the 13th Century Hall. The Pantry is an ideal place to start or end your visit to Stonor House, serving teas, cakes and scones!

Book Stonor House and Gardens tickets today and discover one of the most remarkable historic estates in Oxfordshire.

Location

Stonor Park

Henley,
Henley-on-Thames,
Oxfordshire,
RG9 6HF
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How to find us

By Car:

  • Stonor House and Gardens is conveniently located between the M4 (Junction 8/9) and the M40 (Junction 6), along the B480 Henley-on-Thames to Watlington Road.
  • It is just a 10-minute drive north of Henley-on-Thames, approximately 40 minutes from Oxford and Heathrow Airport, 30 minutes from Reading, and around an hour from central London.
  • Visitors approaching via the M40 from the east should exit only at Junction 6. Satellite navigation systems may incorrectly suggest exiting at Junctions 4 or 5, which can add up to an hour to the journey.

By Train

  • The nearest railway station is Henley-on-Thames. Regular services connect Henley with London Paddington via Twyford.
  • Upon arrival, taxis are readily available at the station for the short onward journey to Stonor.

By Bus

  • While there is limited direct bus service to Stonor, regional routes serve Henley-on-Thames and Watlington.
  • From either town, taxis or local transport options can be used to reach the estate.
Facilities
  • Visitor centre
  • Gift shop
  • Stonor Pantry café
  • Gardens and parkland
  • Picnic areas
  • Family facilities
  • Accessible parking
  • Accessible toilets
  • Walking routes
  • Tumblestone Hollow adventure playground nearby
  • Event spaces
  • Coach parking
More Info
Is Stonor House and Gardens wheelchair accessible?

Due to the nature of Stonor House being part of a collection of medieval buildings, it is not suitable for wheelchair users.

However, the gardens are manageable for visitors with disabilities, but the paths are gravel and there are some steep slopes.

Is Stonor House and Gardens dog-friendly?

Dogs are allowed on the estate, but must be kept on leads at all times. 

  • Dogs are not allowed into the House, Formal Gardens or Wonder Woods, but there are 'Dog Parking' stations outside each area. 
Is there parking at Stonor House and Gardens?

There is a large car park for customers at Stonor House and Gardens Visitor Centre, located at the top of the drive.

The car park is only accessible during opening hours. 

What age is Stonor House and Gardens suitable for?

Stonor House and Gardens is suitable for all ages, with both heritage attractions and family-friendly outdoor experiences available.

What can I see at Stonor House and Gardens?

Visitors can explore historic rooms, family collections, gardens, parkland, the chapel and the ancient stone circle.

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