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UPDATE 27.11.21 CLOSED TODAY DUE TO HIGH WINDS. UPDATE TO FOLLOW AT 9AM TOMORROW.
Kiplin Hall and Gardens is open for our Retro Christmas event until Sunday 12th December (open 6 days a week, closed on Thursdays). Set to the backdrop of traditional Victorian grandeur, memories of the 1970s will come to life with clashing vibrance. Foil decorations, macrame baubles and best-selling toys from the era will decorate the Hall’s festive displays. Fashions of the day will strut on the Long Gallery catwalk, while the tea room menu serves up nostalgic flavours from yesteryear. Families can explore the grounds seeking out clues on the disco ball trail. Step back to the decade that made modern life. Join us as we go kitsch at Kiplin this Christmas!
This event is included with standard admission, you can buy tickets in advance online or in-person on site but pre-booking is not required.
Kiplin will be closing for winter from Monday 13th December until we reopen when the snowdrops emerge from Friday 4th February 2022.
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NEW – October 2021 – Kiplin Launches a Drone Access Policy!
Read the full policy and find out how to fly at Kiplin HERE
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Staying Home?
Hear from beloved former Curator of Kiplin Hall for 18 years, Dawn Webster, in the Kiplin Treasury video tour CLICK HERE
Learn more about the four families who’ve owned and loved Kiplin through extensively researched family trees CLICK HERE
An oasis of calm and tranquillity in the heart of North Yorkshire, Kiplin Hall & Gardens was built from 1619 for George Calvert founder of Maryland, USA. With an intimately presented hall, award winning tearoom and scenic walks around the lake, through the woodland and parkland, and in the walled and formal gardens, and activities for all ages, Kiplin is an ideal place to experience North Yorkshire country living at its finest.
We have a separate website covering the Hall’s history and family trees here.
