Kedleston Hall

Second-hand bookshop located in the stableyard.

Plants on sale at the main shop.

The main car park is adjacent to our Visitor Reception building. It is surface is gravelled with embedded space markers

Serving hot and cold meals and drinks, as well as sandwiches and light snacks.

Dogs are free to roam the parkland and pleasure grounds but must be kept on a lead at all times. All dogs are allowed in the restaurant, but only assistance dogs in the Hall and toilets.

Located inside the hall on the ground floor, with access via the church and garden. Selling seasonal gifts including those from local producers.

During peak times the refreshments kiosk (in the car park) and trailer (in the stableyard) are open, serving sandwiches, hot snacks and drinks. Please check opening times on arrival.

Baby changing facilities are available within the main toilets.

Accessible routes are available to the Hall (ground floor only), restaurant, shop, Church and pleasure grounds. Wheelchair accessible Shuttle Bus available between the Visitor Reception building to the Hall. We have 4 sensory bags (at Visitor Reception) available to use for free to help visitors focus, connect, and relax.

Accessible via the step free route into the Hall which will take you through Trophy Corridor to the entrance to the shop.

The accessible toilet is located beside the Hall and within the main toilet block.

Level access to the ground floor of the Hall only (includes access to the Museum). There is easy and level access to the garden through the double gates near the Visitor Reception building. There is step-free access to the Church via the Gardens. The park and pleasure grounds feature a variety of surfaces which can become muddy and slippery when wet.

Large print and braille guide about the Hall (available for visitors to use from Caesars' Hall).

Free to use All-Terrain Mobility Scooters (2 available). Bookable up to a month in advance either over the phone on 01332 844054, or in person. Bookable slots are 3 hours. Wheelchair accessible Shuttle Bus available between the Visitor Reception building to the Hall.

There are designated spaces for blue badge holders on a firm and gravelled area in the main car park which is approximately 200 yards from the main Hall. Wheelchair accessible Shuttle Bus available between the Visitor Reception building to the Hall.

Available inside the restaurant and outside in the stableyard. There are benches located at various points throughout the park and pleasure grounds.

Available at Visitor Reception, restaurant, shop and Caesars’ Hall reception.

Please note, the walk routes in the leaflet are not fully accessible and include slopes, steps, a footbridge and livestock gates.

Wheelchair users wishing to access the restaurant can enter the rear of the Hall as it is largely flat flag stones with uninterrupted access.

Manual wheelchairs are available from the visitor reception building and in the Hall (for use on the first floor).