Wassand Estate wants to reassure you that we are following Government Regulations, monitoring the Covid-19 situation very closely and are undertaking additional precautionary measures to ensure that the Gardens and Grounds at Wassand, and where appropriate the Hall itself, remain a safe place for all visitors and staff.
September Update
Wassand Hall is pleased to announce a limited opening.
The Walled Gardens and Woodland Walk will be open from Monday – Fridays and some weekends, as advertised below.
Dates & Visitng Times
Monday to Friday, 10.00am to 4.00pm, until 30 September.
Tickets to be purchased from the Gardener.
Prices: Adult £5, Children 11-15 £3.50, children 10 and under Free.
Weekends
The gardens will also open on the weekend of 19th – 20th September from 1.30pm – 4:30pm:
On these days, Tickets purchased from entrance Booth
Prices: Adult £5
Children 11-15 £3.50
Children 10 and under Free.
Open Times: 1.30pm – 4:30pm
The Tea Room will be open from 1.30pm- 4.30pm on:
18th 19th and 20th September
BBC Gardeners’ World 2 for 1 accepted on weekdays only.
Garden members who have paid their subscription will have normal access as before.
Free car park and toilet facilities available. The cafe/tea room is closed except as advertised above
For further information telephone 01964 537474
Wassand Hall, the gardens around the hall and other walks remain closed and our Open Days will not take place until further notice.
Payment by card only.
Wassand Bird Hide
Wassand Bird Hide will open from 4th July to members only. Four members at any one time. Self monitoring and social distancing and face masks to be worn in the Hide. For this year’s code please ring 01964 537474.
We will continue to monitor this developing situation and share updates as soon as they are available and thank you for your understanding at this time.
Please keep up to date with our social channels (this website and Facebook) and the normal news channels and newspapers. See also the Government’s Advisory notices, Public Health England and the East Riding of Yorkshire Council for information.
We much look forward to your next visit.
[updated 14 September 2020]
The Hall contains a fine selection of 18th and 19th century paintings, English and Continental silver, furniture and porcelain. Wassand is very much a family home and retains a friendly atmosphere.
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