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Book Wentworth Woodhouse tickets & explore 50 acres of breathtaking gardens in Rotherham

  • Stroll through 50 acres of beautifully restored gardens, once lost to open-cast mining and now flourishing with life
  • Discover historic monuments including the Punch Bowl urn (1837), the Ionic Temple, and the magnificent Camellia House
  • Relax in the serene David Austin® Rose Garden, a peaceful spot for quiet contemplation
  • Enjoy seasonal displays from snowdrops and bluebells to rhododendrons and vibrant summer borders
  • Perfect for families, garden lovers, and anyone seeking a mindful escape in nature

Wentworth Woodhouse Gardens-Only Admission:

  • Age Restrictions: Suitable for all ages; children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult
  • Times: Tuesday to Sunday, 10:00am – 4:00pm; last admission 45 minutes before closing
  • Location: Wentworth Woodhouse, Wentworth, Rotherham, South Yorkshire, S62 7TQ
  • Tickets include: All-day access to the gardens, monuments, and seasonal activities (some may incur an additional fee)
  • Accessibility: Gardens are fully accessible; dogs welcome on leads

Discover the gardens at the largest country house in the UK

Once the site of open-cast mining, Wentworth Woodhouse gardens have been lovingly restored to offer a tranquil space filled with ancient trees, shaded woodland copses and historic paths. Vast lawns stretch from the House’s baroque façade, dotted with follies and monuments that tell the story of centuries past. In the wider parkland and visible from the house, are further important 18th and 19th-century monuments including, the Rockingham Monument, Hoober Stand, Keppel’s Column and Needle’s Eye.

With over 50 acres to explore, get ready to spend a day filled with heritage, history and nature in Rotherham.

  • David Austin® Rose Garden: Originally created in the 1730s, visit the historic Walled Garden in collaboration with generous donor, Audrey Morris in memory of her partner, Margaret Vickers
  • Punch Bowl: See the decorative urn that stands at over 15 feet high and has the date 1837 carved on the edge of the rim
  • Wildlife & Nature: The Gardens are a haven for wildlife from pheasants to stoats – you’re sure to encounter some native species whilst visiting
  • Ionic Temple: The 18th Century temple has ten Ionic columns supporting a dome with a statue of Hercules slaying a centaur at its centre
  • Picnic & Play: Enjoy the Forest of Bewilderment natural play area and designated picnic spots
  • Seasonal Highlights: Snowdrops, daffodils, bluebells, camellias, rhododendrons, and more throughout the year
  • Family Activities: Free children’s activity sheets and a complimentary Wentworth Wellbeing Guide for mindful visits
  • Dining & Shopping: Visit the Butler’s Pantry Café and browse gifts in the on-site shop

Book Wentworth Woodhouse Gardens tickets today and experience a day of heritage, beauty and relaxation in South Yorkshire! Tickets delivered instantly via email & SMS.

Location

Wentworth Woodhouse

Wentworth,
Rotherham,
S62 7TQ
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How to find us

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By Car:

  • The House is a short journey from Junction 35 of the M1.
  • For sat nav users, please use postcode S62 7TQ
  • The entrance to Wentworth Woodhouse is accessed off Cortworth Lane, directly opposite the end of Clayfield Lane
  • From M1 Northbound: Exit at Junction 35, at the roundabout take the first exit on to the A630 towards Chapeltown. At the roundabout in Chapeltown, take the third exit onto the A6135 Station Road/White Lane. Carry on along the A1635 until there is a right turn for Harley and Wentworth (B6090). Turn right onto B6090, travelling through Harley up into Wentworth village.  Continue along Main Street, the drive entrance is on the right after passing Home Farm.
  • From M1 Southbound: Exit at Junction 36, at the roundabout follow the signs for A6135 Chapeltown.  Follow the A6135 Olympus Way/Sheffield Road. Follow the sign for Harley and Wentworth (B6090), a left turn off Sheffield Road. Travel through Harley up into Wentworth Village, continue along Main Street, the drive entrance is on the right after passing Home Farm.
  • From A6195 Dearne Valley Parkway: When nearing the Birdwell M1 J36 roundabout, follow the sign for the A6135 towards Chapeltown. Travel along Olympus Way/Sheffield Road (A6135).  Follow the sign for Harley and Wentworth (B6090), a left turn off Sheffield Road. Travel through Harley up into Wentworth Village. Continue along Main Street, the drive entrance is on the right after passing Home Farm.
  • From Rotherham: Follow the B6089 (Greasborough Road) out of Rotherham. Continue along the B6089 to Greasborough. The small roundabout take the second exit to continue along the B6089 (The Whins). When you reach Nether Haugh, take a left turn on to Cortworth Lane (B6090).  Continue towards Wentworth Village. As you pass Wentworth Arts & Crafts Emporium, the entrance to Wentworth Woodhouse drive is on the left.

By Public Transport:

  • The new Wentworth number 7 bus, runs every hour Monday to Saturday from Barnsley Interchange and Rotherham Interchange.
  • There are regular bus services to the village of Wentworth and train stations at Sheffield, Rotherham, Barnsley and Doncaster, all with linking bus services (some may require a change to get to the village).
  • Once in the village the walk to the house is around a quarter of a mile.

Parking:

  • Complimentary parking is available for all visitors
  • Please follow the signs as you drive through the park
  • Accessible parking is also available
  • Please note: There are no electric car charging points
Facilities
  • Parking
  • Disabled parking
  • Accessible buggy service in operation
  • Toilets
  • Baby-changing
  • Picnic benches
  • Food and drink
More Info
Is Wentworth Woodhouse wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Wentworth Woodhouse is wheelchair accessible.

  • Accessible parking for all guests
  • Accessible ramp into the Mansion
  • Ground floor is accessible
  • Gardens are fully accessible
  • 1 mobility scooter available to hire onsite
Is there food and drink available at Wentworth Woodhouse?

Yes, Wentworth Woodhouse is home to the Butler's Pantry Cafe, which provides a fantastic range of hot and cold food, drinks and light bites. 

You are welcome to bring a picnic into the Gardens, but please refrain from bringing outside food into the cafe. 

Barbecues and fires are not permitted at Wentworth Woodhouse. 

Is Wentworth Woodhouse dog-friendly?

Dogs are welcome to visit Wentworth Woodhouse, but must be kept on a lead at all times.

They are permitted in the Gardens, the Shoot Room of the Butler's Pantry Cafe and the ground floor of the Mansion, except the Ship Room and Painted Drawing Room.

Dogs are not permitted on the House General Admission route. Only assistance dogs are permitted.

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