Cornwall

Lanhydrock

Magnificent late Victorian country house with garden and wooded estate.

Bodmin, Cornwall, PL30 4AB

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View across mown lawns to Lanhydrock’s gatehouse, shrouded in mist and low autumn sun

Opening times for 26 December 2024
Asset	Opening time
House	Closed
Car Park	Open all day
Respryn car park	Dawn - Dusk
Garden	Closed
Park Café	Closed
Plant centre	Closed
Estate	Dawn - Dusk
Cycle trails	Dawn - Dusk
Courtyard refreshments	Closed
Cycle hire	Closed
Shop	Closed
Bookshop	Closed

Last entry to the house and garden is half an hour before closing time.

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Partially open

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We are always busier between 11am and 2pm so you may wish to plan your trip for later in the day for a quieter visit. Otherwise, please expect queues to enter the house at busy times. Under 5's enter free. Please note: Bags bigger than H36cm x W26cm x D12cm are not allowed in the mansion. This policy is in place to ensure the safety of Lanhydrock's collection and applies to all types of bag including handbags, small backpacks and shopping bags. If a bag is larger than this, it must be placed inside one of the free to use lockers inside the bag drop. Small paper carry bags are available inside bag drop for visitors to carry any essential belongings, if needed. Both large and small gift bags from the shop and plant centre must be placed inside a locker when entering the mansion.

We have pay and display parking in our car park; charges will apply for non-members: Either £1.50 for up to an hour or £6 for the whole day. You can pay by cash or use the PayByPhone parking app or you can phone PayByPhone to set up an account and pay by payment card. You can also buy a ticket from the Park Cafe, Plant Centre or Cycle Hire. Free parking for members (please scan your membership card to obtain and display a ticket in your vehicle)

Per person
Ticket type Gift aid Standard
Adult £22.00 £20.00
Child £11.00 £10.00
Family £55.00 £50.00
1 adult 2 children £33.00 £30.00
Group Adult £19.00
Group Child £9.50
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Several steps, ramps and slopes. Accessible toilet opposite the Park Café and in the Stables courtyard. Access buggy service is in operation. Manual wheelchairs and personal motorised vehicles available. Please note: Bags larger than 25cm x 7cm x 18cm are not allowed inside the mansion. If a bag is larger than this, it must be placed inside one of the free to use lockers inside the bag drop. Small paper carry bags are available inside bag drop for visitors to carry any essential belongings.
Lanhydrock access statement
Accessible route and/or map
Narrow corridors
Accessible toilet
Photograph album
Designated parking
Accessible parking in main car park (left hand spaces are nearest the house)
Powered mobility vehicle available
Induction loop
Ramped access/slopes
Large print (guide or menu)
Seating available
Level access to food outlet
Steps/uneven terrain
Level access to shop
Transfer available
Access buggy runs between reception and gatehouse daily
Level access/terrain
Wheelchairs available
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By road
Main entrance via Double Lodges main car park, has a vehicle width restriction of 2.5m. Coach, caravan and campervan parking now open. Signed from A30 and A38 as well as A390 near Lostwithiel
Parking: 600 yards
Sat Nav: Enter postcode PL30 4AB for main car park.
On foot
1¾ miles from Bodmin Parkway via original carriage-drive to house, signposted in station car park. 2 ½ miles from Bodmin town centre to the Park Café.
By train
Bodmin Parkway 1¾ miles by cycle or foot; 3 miles by road
By bicycle
NCN3 runs past entrance
By bicycle - more information
Bodmin, Cornwall, PL30 4AB
01208265950
lanhydrock@nationaltrust.org.uk

Per person
Ticket type	Gift aid	Standard
Adult	£22.00	£20.00
Child	£11.00	£10.00
Family	£55.00	£50.00
1 adult 2 children	£33.00	£30.00
Group Adult		£19.00
Group Child		£9.50

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C:UP Lanhydrock Long Gallery ceiling conservation project

The Long Gallery ceiling at Lanhydrock is a masterpiece of Jacobean plasterwork. One of the few parts of the house that survived the great fire at Lanhydrock in 1881, the ceiling underwent a major conservation project to clean and restore it, which has now finished. Work is now underway to take down the scaffolding in the Long Gallery and move collection items back ready for the house to re-open on 1 March 2025.