National Trust

Tyntesfield

How to get here

Address
Wraxall, Bristol, BS48 1NX
Telephone
01275 461900
Email
Tyntesfield
OS Grid Ref
ST502724
Sat Nav Ref
BS48 1NX
Make your way here
Get directions
By train
Nailsea and Backwell station 2 miles
By road
On B3128. M5 southbound exit 19 via A369 (towards Bristol), B3129, B3128. M5 northbound exit 20, B3130 (towards Bristol), B3128s
By bus
Frequent services from Bristol bus station
By cycle
Sustrans

Opening times

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Opening times 12 –25 January

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House 9am - 5pm 9am - 5pm 10.30am - 5pm Closed 9am - 5pm 10.30am - 5pm Closed 9am - 5pm
Garden 9.30am - 6pm 11am - 5pm 9.30am - 6pm 11am - 5pm Closed 11am - 5pm 9.30am - 6pm 11am - 5pm 9.30am - 6pm 11am - 5pm Closed 11am - 5pm
Shop Closed 11am - 5pm 11am - 5pm Closed 11am - 5pm Closed 11am - 5pm Closed 11am - 5pm

Facilities & access

General

  • Restaurant and café serving hot meals, snacks and drinks
  • Plant shop - selling plants, garden ornaments and furniture
  • Gift shop - books, local produce and gifts
  • Estate maps and walking trails available
  • Suitable for group visits - please book before you visit
  • Bike store available
  • Toilet facilities and baby-changing area
  • Free parking with designated spaces for disabled people and coaches
  • Visitor centre with shop, restaurant, play area and second hand bookshop
  • Dogs welcome at Home Farm Visitor Centre and estate walks only

Family & children

  • Farm themed outdoor play area
  • Family activity packs and children's trails
  • Microwave, children's plates, cups and cutlery available
  • Bag and buggy store
  • Children's mix-and-match lunchboxes and small portions available
  • Baby changing facilities available at visitor centre and the house
  • Front-carrying baby slings and hip-seat carriers to borrow

Access

  • Induction loop - available at visitor centre, restaurant and shop
  • Fully accessible visitor centre, restaurant and shop.
  • House & chapel - A ramp is available upon request. Access from chapel via very steep loose gravel path with 1:4 gradient. Three wheelchairs are available to borrow, please book in advance
  • Mobility bus
  • Park & garden - the grounds have gravel paths, some slopes and steps but most areas are accessible including the kitchen garden.
  • Disabled parking spaces in car park
  • Toilet - accessible toilets at the house, kitchen garden and visitor centre

Prices

  • Restaurant and café serving hot meals, snacks and drinks
  • Plant shop - selling plants, garden ornaments and furniture
  • Gift shop - books, local produce and gifts
  • Estate maps and walking trails available
  • Suitable for group visits - please book before you visit
  • Bike store available
  • Toilet facilities and baby-changing area
  • Free parking with designated spaces for disabled people and coaches
  • Visitor centre with shop, restaurant, play area and second hand bookshop
  • Dogs welcome at Home Farm Visitor Centre and estate walks only
  • Farm themed outdoor play area
  • Family activity packs and children's trails
  • Microwave, children's plates, cups and cutlery available
  • Bag and buggy store
  • Children's mix-and-match lunchboxes and small portions available
  • Baby changing facilities available at visitor centre and the house
  • Front-carrying baby slings and hip-seat carriers to borrow
  • Induction loop - available at visitor centre, restaurant and shop
  • Fully accessible visitor centre, restaurant and shop.
  • House & chapel - A ramp is available upon request. Access from chapel via very steep loose gravel path with 1:4 gradient. Three wheelchairs are available to borrow, please book in advance
  • Mobility bus
  • Park & garden - the grounds have gravel paths, some slopes and steps but most areas are accessible including the kitchen garden.
  • Disabled parking spaces in car park
  • Toilet - accessible toilets at the house, kitchen garden and visitor centre

Spectacular Victorian Gothic Revival house with gardens and parkland

A fine Victorian country house created by one of England’s richest commoners, William Gibbs, who built his fortune on fertiliser.

Spiralling turrets and pinnacles adorn the roof, ornate stone carvings and church-like windows complete the Gothic look, giving the feel of a mysterious, fairytale mansion. Terraced lawns give way to spacious parkland filled with hundreds of trees collected by the family, and a glorious walled kitchen garden beyond.

The estate and gardens are open every day. The house is open Saturday – Wednesday.

Please note: At weekends and during busy periods access to the house is by timed ticket. Please arrive early to avoid disappointment.

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Things to see & do

House and chapel

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Brand new visitor centre

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Gardens at Tyntesfield

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Activities

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Families and groups

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