UNLIMITED ACCESS TO OVER 400 HISTORIC PLACES
Live and breathe the story of England at royal castles, historic gardens, forts and defences, world-famous prehistoric sites and many others.
The Coach House Cafe at Belsay Hall will be closed on Wednesday 7 October for essential maintenance. The Castle toilets and Hall tea room will be open as usual.
Open daily, 10am - 5pm (last entry at 4.30pm)
See full prices and opening timesSaturday 3 October - Sunday 1 November
As autumn brings squirrels out in search of food for the winter, 400 ceramic squirrels will also be making their way through Belsay’s East Quarry Meadow.
Scurry is a large-scale installation by artist Dan Gough, originally created in 2016 in response to the decline of the native red squirrel. Ten years after its first installation at Cheeseburn in Northumberland, the work returns to the North East for a new chapter at Belsay.
Keep your eyes peeled for our furry red friends and their ceramic counterparts as you make your way through the historic gardens. A limited number of individual squirrels will also be available to purchase.
Book your visit to Belsay Hall and Gardens
See what wild adventures are in store for you at Belsay Hall, Castle and Gardens, from the Jurassic-feeling quarry garden to the Wildman-themed play area.
If you come to the site by public transport (bus or train) or bicycle, you can get 20% off your entry.
Just show us your travel ticket (or bike/helmet) when you arrive. The offer is only available for tickets purchased at the site on the day of your visit.
The discount is in partnership with Good Journey. Click or tap the red button below to plan your journey with their trip planner.
Check out the full terms and conditions for the Good Journey discount.
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