Discover the charming Gunby Hall and Gardens
Gunby Hall and Gardens at the foot of the Lincolnshire Wolds boasts 100 acres of parkland laid out in the style of Capability Brown. The estate once used to stretch as far as the coast at Skegness until land was sold to the earl of Scarborough. There’s still plenty to enjoy here – grounds laid out in an informal style with Victorian walled and kitchen gardens, arboretum and carp pond. The story goes that the pond is haunted by the servant who was murdered by Sir William Massingberd who discovered he was about to run off with his daughter (or wife, depending on which story you believe). There’s much planting to see here – dozens of types of apple and pear tree and 50 types of roses blossom in early summer.
Gunby Hall & Gardens also has a Historic House:
Information on Gunby Hall & Gardens , Gunby , Spilsby
| Opening Times: | Garden: 14 Feb to 1 Nov, daily 11-5. 28 Nov - 13 Dec Sat & Sun. Please see NT website for House & Parkland opening times. |
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| Admission: | NT Members Free. See NT website for admission prices. |
| Child Friendly: | Children of all ages welcome |
| Dog Friendly: | Dogs Permitted (Dogs welcome on leads in the gardens, courtyard tea-room terrace and grounds.) |
| Location: | On A158 off Gunby roundabout between Spilsby and Skegness. Signposted from A158. 13 miles east of Horncastle. |
| Facilities: |
Free parking - 30yds, Limited coach access, please enquire prior to visit, Limited disabled access to the gardens, No wheelchair access to the Hall, Picnics permitted in Gardens, Plants for sale, Tearoom |
| Garden Acreage: | 7 |
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