House Admission
Adult: £18.00
Kids Go Free (15 years & under, up to three children per paying adult)
Pay once, visit all year round. Site entry & parking charges apply
Book tickets on entry to the House or online.
Visit
From Romantic poet Lord Byron through Medieval, Gothic Revival and Victorian Revival, Newstead Abbey is a treasure trove of the rare, beautiful and historically significant. Boasting 300 acres of parkland, explore the gardens, lake and beautiful estate.
Opening Hours
Newstead Abbey Gardens, Park and House (Cloisters exhibition) is open daily (excludes Christmas, Boxing & New Years Day).
* Children (15 and under) go free with a paying adult.
Newstead Abbey & Gardens closes for one full day on the final Friday in November each year.
Season tickets are not valid on event days, parking charges apply
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Park & Gardens
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Cloisters Exhibition
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House Walkthrough
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Café, shop & toilets
Site Entry / Parking
All Day
Car – £7 (weekend) & £6 (weekday) – Event parking applies on key dates (£10 per car).
Walkers & Motor Cyclists, Cyclists – £2
Payment on entry
Rover Pass
Three Nottingham Museum venues: Newstead Abbey Historic House, Wollaton Hall & Nottingham Castle – excludes parking
Adult: £39 | Kids Go Free (15 years & under, up to three children per paid adult)
Pay once, visit all year round. Excludes special events.
Newstead Annual Pass (Parking + Museum)
£95.00 per vehicle
1 year parking at Newstead Abbey & Gardens
This can be arranged onsite in our shops and cafés daily
Nottingham Museums Full Membership
£144
1 year full access to Newstead Abbey, Wollaton Hall & Nottingham Castle, includes parking at Wollaton Hall & Deer Park and Newstead Abbey & Gardens and more.
This is for 2 adults and up to 3 children and can be arranged onsite in our shops and cafés daily.
Grounds only Annual Pass (Walker & Cyclist)
£10
This can be arranged onsite in our shops and cafés daily
Coach Parking
£2 per head
Payment on entry, or in advance.
Please be aware that during special events, event parking charges may apply. See event listing for prices.
Road access
Newstead Abbey is located 12 miles north of Nottingham on the A60 close to Junction 27 of the M1. Heading from the M1, follow signs for Sherwood Forest and brown signs thereafter. The postcode for your sat nav is NG15 9HJ.
Public transport
The Robin Hood Line runs from Nottingham to Worksop – via Newstead. Note: if arriving by rail, there is a 1 mile walk down the drive of the estate (approx. 20 minutes).
For timetables and fares, visit East Midlands Trains or call 03457 125 678.
For other transport services visit: Traveline or call: 0871 200 22 33.
Cafés & shops
Our on-site café offers a range of onsite & takeaway options for you to refuel with indoor & outdoor seating available.
Our shop is located in the Historic House.
Family facilities
We offer baby feeding facilities (in the café) and changing facilities.
To keep children entertained we have a play park, located near the formal gardens and outdoor activity & trail sheets (available from entry points).
General safety guidance
- Keep dogs on leads, under control
- Take litter home where possible
- BBQs & open fires are strictly prohibited.
- Cigarette butts must be fully extinguished and disposed of safely
- No swimming or fishing in any lake, pond or waterbody
Drone Policy & Photography
Personal drone flying is not permitted at Newstead Abbey site. This helps us preserve the unique character of the site, protect wildlife and maintain a tranquil environment for everyone.
Photography for commercial purposes in the Abbey, Gardens and Grounds (eg wedding photography etc) is permitted when booked in advance. contact us.
Accessibility
From mobility parking to wheelchairs, find out how to make the most of your visit to Newstead Abbey & Gardens.
School trips
Choose from a wide range of curriculum linked workshops designed to make the most of our great sites. For further information or to make a booking contact the Schools Programmes.
Get in touch
We’re here to help. If you have an enquiry about our facilities, or Newstead Abbey & Gardens more generally, please do get in touch.
