Winners of Yorkshire in Bloom 2001, 2003 & 2004.
Whether you love gardens, wildlife or history, or just want a great day out with the whole family, Normanby is the place to be.

The Regency Hall is set in 300 acres of beautiful parkland, woodland and pleasure grounds. Admire the stunning herbaceous borders in the Secret and Sunken Gardens, and step back in time in the award winning Victorian walled kitchen garden with its wall-trained fruit and full range of glasshouses including a peach case and vinery. All the fruit and vegetables are grown organically and date from before 1901. There are wonderful displays of naturalised bulbs in spring and good autumn colour.

Discover the areas rich rural heritage in the Farm Museum, or take a relaxing walk through the woodland or deerpark where herds of red and fallow deer peacefully graze. There's an adventure playground, cafe and gift shop where organic produce from the garden is sold. The golf course adjacent to the park welcomes green fee players and societies. With a host of special events of all kinds and children's activities throughout the year, Normanby is waiting for you.

Save ££s by BUYING A SEASON TICKET. Click the orange BOOK NOW button. Unlimited entry to Normanby Hall Country Park until 31 Marh 2011

• 10.30am to 4.30pm - ticket booth opens and admission prices commence
• 1pm to 5pm until 27 September - Regency Hall is open to the public (last admission 4.30pm)
• 1pm to 5pm until 27 September - farming museum is open to the public (last admission 4.30pm)
• Park open until dusk
• Walled garden, cafe and gift shop open - 10.30am to 5pm (during the winter, the cafe closes at 3.30pm. The hall and farming museum closes at the end of September and re-opens end of March 2010).

(Season Tickets are valid until 31st March 2011. Access to the Hall and Farming Museum until 26th September only)