Visit Kiplin

Grounded in North Yorkshire, making marks around the Globe

2026 Season – From Friday 6th February to Thursday 26th November 2026. Open 6 days a week, closed on Thursdays.

Tickets can be purchased on arrival, or in advance using the options below.

Historic Houses members welcome, please show your pass at main reception.

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Kiplin is a large site with many historic buildings, bodies of water, and some uneven surfaces. The upper floors of the Hall are accessed by two long shallow staircases. Unfortunately, there is no lift to these levels. For those unable to manage the stairs there are resources and photographs to browse on the ground floor. Accessible toilets are located to the side of the drive near the clock tower, or in the Visitor Centre.

Free admission is available to carers/assistants of disabled visitors. Please contact Kiplin for free wheelchair loan – 01748 818178.

Well-behaved dogs are welcome to enjoy the grounds at Kiplin, but must be kept on a lead, and are not permitted entry into the Hall. Dogs can come into the Cafe.

Kiplin is fundraising to change the historic gravel in the grounds to self-binding gravel that will make the paths more accessible. Make a donation to help Kiplin make improvements.

Recent improvements to the car park at Kiplin have been generously supported with funding from the Key Fund. Thank you.

Day Ticket, Membership, Event Ticket and Gift Shop Terms and Conditions Terms and Conditions Kiplin Hall and Gardens 2026

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Visit historic Kiplin Hall

We’ve now made it easier than ever to visit us, simply click the link below and book your tickets online and we will see you soon, to show you everything we have to offer.

Visiting Kiplin

2026 season

Friday 6th February – Thursday 26th November 2026

Open 6 days a week 10am – 5pm

Closed Thursdays

Hall opens 11am – last admission to the Hall 4:00pm

Admission

Day tickets valid for one day.
Membership valid for 12 months during opening times.

Historic Houses members welcome, please show your pass at main reception

	Day (standard)	Day (with Gift Aid)	Membership
Adult	£13.00	£14.30	£25.50
Conc./Student	£11.50	£12.65	–
Child (5–15yr olds)	£6.50	£7.15	£12.50
Small Family (1 adult + 2 children)	£19.50	£21.45	–
Family (2 adults + 3 children)	£31.50	£34.65	–

Near Scorton, Richmond, North Yorkshire, DL10 6AT

Midway between Northallerton & Richmond off the B6271, about 5 miles east of the A1.

Bus Route – Number 55, Richmond–Northallerton Service
Please check timetable for times

Coast-to-Coast: Richmond to Danby Wiske Section

Additional Information

Accessibility at Kiplin

Free admission for carer of visitor with disabilities
Wheelchair access to ground floor rooms and gardens
Accessible toilets
Assistance dogs welcome
Information folder with photographs of upper floors
Large print information sheets
Partial access to woodland and lakeside walks
Parking close to the front of the Hall

Read Full Accessibility Statement

FAQS

If approaching Kiplin Hall from the A1 south & North, leave the A1 at Catterick, now sign posted Marne Barracks / Catterick Village. If arriving by coach, do not leave the A1 at Leeming as the route via Kirby Fleetham has a weight restricted bridge, which is impassable by coach.

Yes, it is best to pre book this as we have limited availability. We have one wheelchair with thicker, all-terrain wheels which is better suited to the grounds.

Yes, admission is required to visit the Gardens, playship and walk around the lake.

Photographs may be taken in the Hall, but without flash please. Flash photography can become distracting for some visitors, and can be damaging to paintings and textiles.

Yes, you can purchase a membership which includes admission during our open season.

Please see our dog's page

Our café is located in the Visitor Centre.

No admission is required to visit our café.

Yes, there are tables on the sunken tennis court and there are benches in the formal gardens as well as around the lake. Food purchased in the tea room can be taken into the grounds.

Yes, we have a gift shop in the Visitor Centre, offering an interesting and varied range of items. We also have a produce cart stocked with garden produce available to purchase.

We no longer accept cheques for standard admission. We do accept cheques for pre-booked groups.

Miss Bridget Talbot set up the Kiplin Hall Trust in 1968. Its purpose was to hold Kiplin Hall and its appurtenances upon Trust permanently to preserve the same for the benefit of the nation as a place of beauty and historical and architectural interest. Bridget Talbot died at Kiplin Hall in 1971, leaving the contents of the house to the charitable trust. The trustees remain responsible for the Hall to this day. Kiplin has a small team of dedicated staff and a wonderful army of volunteers.

Gift Aid is a UK tax incentive that enables tax-effective giving by individuals to charities in the United Kingdom. By adding a 10% donation to an admission ticket, as a registered UK charity, Kiplin Hall can claim gift aid worth 25% of the total payment. A 10% price difference is required for single day tickets, but not for an annual pass.

We are unable to register new Historic Houses members, but if you visit their website to sign up enter the KIPL78 code to receive a £5 discount. https://www.historichouses.org/join.html

Group Bookings

The More the Merrier

Tour the house with one of our expert guides. Learn about the founding of Maryland, the history of the four families related by blood or marriage who owned Kiplin Hall, and some Royal connections.

For group bookings you will need to contact us in advance of your visit.

open 6 days a week, closed thursdays