Are there toilets available?

Yes, there are toilets, accessible toilets and baby changing facilities.

Is Tyntesfield baby friendly?

Yes, there are baby changing facilities.

Can I bring my own food?

Tyntesfield has not told us if you can bring a picnic.

Is there food available to buy?

Yes, there is an onsite restaurant and snacks are available.

Is Tyntesfield wheelchair friendly?

Yes, Tyntesfield is wheelchair friendly and has accessible toilets.

Is Tyntesfield pushchair friendly?

No, Tyntesfield have stated they are not pushchair friendly.

Tyntesfield has not told us if they are dog friendly.

Tyntesfield | Day Out With The Kids

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Bristol
Indoor and Outdoor
All Ages
Tourist Attractions, Parks and Playgrounds

More than 130 National Trust gardens and parks in England, Wales and Northern Ireland are now open - tickets must be booked in advance. From Monday 13 July, several houses will begin to re-open, as well. Please check the National Trust website for more details.

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Tyntesfieldis a Spectacular Victorian Gothic Revival house amidst eminently explorable landscaped gardens and spacious parkland.
The visitor centre can be found in the beautiful historic farm building and as well as offering a wealth of local information houses a cafe, gift shop and garden shop. Nearby there is a play area based on the farm theme with wooden animals to meet, plus there is a play trail and a wildlife hub in the grounds where one can send and record pictures taken in the park.
The Kitchen Gardens are worth a look year round to see what seasonal produce they're showcasing, too.
There are also regular fun family events and pleasing activities offered such as behind-the-scenes and glass house tours, stargazing, woodland adventures or even murder mystery set ups if you're a big and brave type!
As a point of interest if you'd like to throw the kids for a loop, this entire grandiose estate was easily purchased by the extremely wealthy Gibbs family, who made their fortune selling bird poop. Completely true!