Is Lacock Abbey baby friendly?

No, there are no baby changing facilities.

Can I bring my own food?

Lacock Abbey has not told us if you can bring a picnic.

Is there food available to buy?

Lacock Abbey has not told us about their dining options.

Is Lacock Abbey wheelchair friendly?

Yes, Lacock Abbey is wheelchair friendly.

Is Lacock Abbey pushchair friendly?

Yes, Lacock Abbey have stated they are pushchair friendly.

Lacock Abbey has not told us if they are dog friendly.

Lacock Abbey | Day Out With The Kids

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Lacock
Indoor and Outdoor
Ages 4+
Tourist Attractions

As a result of the ongoing Coronavirus outbreak, all National Trust sites, including parks, garden and all car parks, will be closed to the public until further notice. We'll keep this updated with news of opening/closure changes, but always recommend to check before you travel.

Don't worry - you can find lots more great days out in Lacock, or you can browse days out all over the UK here.

A host for Harry Potter, the birthplace of photography and a Gothic ruin: Lacock Abbey, Fox Talbot Museum and Village lays claims to all these achievements, as well as all sorts of fun for families.

The site is a 13th-century abbey which has taken many guises over the years and is now yours to explore. Woodland walks and their botanic gardens would be great for a proper stomp around and, if the weather is kind, a picnic. There is also a lovely village community which welcomes visitors in for a nosy.

Now we hinted at it earlier on, but this is a bit of a celebrity hotspot with loads of famous film using the grounds for shoots. See if you can recognise where they filmed The Half-Blood Prince, or where the family of Downton Abbey had their most noteworthy showdowns. Little luvvies can even picture themselves up on the big screen as they march through the grounds!