Sulgrave Manor is a historical house built around the time of Shakespeare.

The Manor hosts the largest collection of George Washington memorabilia in the UK, which can be viewed on one of our excellent guided tours around the house, visiting the Great Hall, the Kitchen and the Bedchamber. We have a lovely garden with an area where kids can play with some traditional games. No 'keep off the grass' signs!Run around and spot some rather large 'ladybirds'! Follow the other trails and collect a sticker for everyone. If all this playing makes you hungry then visit our Buttery for a selection of healthy sandwiches, cakes and snacks while doing a brass rubbing, making a bookmark or sorting out Henry 8's wives! During Half Term weeks (Monday-Friday) there are Children's Tours every day.

In addition to this, on Family Holiday Mondays kids can dress up and meet Mr Washington! Visit the school room and avoid the birch. We also host special events throughout the year. Follow the dragon trail on St George's Day. Egg rolling and egg hunt on Easter Monday. Hold a bald eagle at the Independence Day celebration or hug a husky at our Apple Day. Hear stories of past customs at Yuletide.

Visit the Sulgrave Manor Buttery for a selection of teas, freshly brewed coffee, soft drinks and tempting soups, sandwiches, tea cakes, homemade cakes, snacks and ice creams.

We offer sandwiches which come with a small side salad or toasted bagels. We provide vegetarian options and gluten free.

A variety of pocket money items, Children's activity pack, Sulgrave Manor branded gifts, toys, ornaments and plants from the garden. Herb Society goods as well.

Full rest room facilities, disabled toilets and baby changing facilities.

Baby changing facility. High Chairs in the Buttery.

From the junction 11 of M40: At the roundabout at the top of the exit slip road, follow the signs for the A422 to Brackley. Pick up the brown Sulgrave Manor tourist signs at the next roundabout by taking the first exit onto the B4525

From junction 15a of the M1: Follow the signs from the A43 south to Oxford and pick up the brown Sulgrave Manor tourist signs at the B4525 exit

From the A43: Follow the signs south to Oxford and pick up the brown Sulgrave Manor tourist signs at the B4525 exit

By Train: There are regular and frequent trains to Banbury train station from London, Manchester, Birmingham and Oxford.

For the Sat Nav or Mobile Phone: Sulgrave Manor OX17 2SD

Click our weblink for information about days, times and admission prices to make sure you don't miss out on any great, upcoming events! Kids don't need to get bored on the journey: just download the Are We There Yet? I Spy sheet from the website.

Disabled access and wheelchair provisions throughout the grounds although will be restricted to the ground floor of the house tour.

If you've had fun on your family day out to Sulgrave Manor, tell us about it your visit, so other people will know it's a great place to go as well.