Sheffield Manor Lodge

Sheffield Manor Lodge is a unique heritage attraction with Tudor Turret House and grounds, meadows, 1940s cottages and café.

From Medieval deer park to a Tudor powerhouse! Explore the ruins that once held Mary, Queen of Scots prisoner. Take a guided tour or family trail into the Turret House to meet Bess of Hardwick and see a Tudor feast.

Outside, wander through ruins, hidden gardens, a lavender labyrinth and wildflower meadows- the perfect place to spot butterflies, bees and a whole host of insects and pollinators.

Children will love the giant sandpit, playground and school holiday craft activities.

Prices

FREE entry, though there's a small charge for guided tours and children's activities.

Three people with rucksacks are walking towards Sheffield Manor Lodge.

Some of the ruins at Sheffield Manor Lodge.

The wildflower meadow at Sheffield Manor Lodge.

A family looking for insects in the wild flower meadow at Sheffield Manor Lodge.

A family walking around the grounds at Sheffield Manor Lodge.

Additional Information

Don’t forget to stop by the Rhubarb Shed Café for a spot of lunch or coffee and cake.
The cafe is open Wednesday to Sunday, 10am to 3pm.

Guided tours run on Sundays only, April to September, at 10:30am, 12noon and 1.30pm.

Free visitor car parking.

Accessibility Information

Disabled parking available.
See more accessibility information on the Sheffield Manor Lodge website.

You can find a comprehensive accessibility guide for Sheffield Manor Lodge here. This guide is provided by AccessAble to help you plan your visit.

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