For your own safety please take care, especially on the steeper inclines, uneven flooring and cobbled areas. The wearing of flat, rubber-soled shoes is recommended. People accompanying those in wheelchairs will need to be strong and able pushers.

Please be aware that Lytham Hall grounds has uneven surfaces, deep water and areas that can become slippery.  Each visitor is expected to take due care and attention during their visit and take personal responsibility for their actions. Stout footwear for all ages is advised.

Children should be closely supervised in all areas at all times. Dogs should be kept on a lead at the rear of the Hall around the Courtyard, and in the Tea Room Gardens.

 

The Historic Parkland

The parkland paths are occasionally surfaced with gravel and mulch which can at times be muddy. Please take care and wear sensible footwear. Large areas of the grounds are wheelchair and pushchair accessible.

 

The Hall

There are a few steps up to the North entrance door of Lytham Hall, a ramp is available on request to facilitate access for wheelchair users. The ground floor rooms are fully accessible to buggies and wheelchairs; the rooms include the North Entrance Hall, Morning Room, Main Entrance Hall, Gold Room, Dining Room and Staircase Hall. The first floor and top floor are not accessible. The entry price is therefore reduced to £4 per person. Please be mindful of your step in the historic house, due to uneven flag flooring and the use of rugs.

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Parking

Our new 'Pay and Display' parking scheme is now in place. The old Sunday gate charges have now been phased out and replaced with this new system. Only on the occasional special event days and ticketed events will there be additional charges.

Charges apply 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Charges apply to all vehicles. Please pay at the parking terminal located in the Stable and Woods Car Parks. 

Up to 2 hrs - £1.50

Up to 3 hrs - £2.00

Up to 4 hrs - £2.50

Up to 5 hrs - £3.00

Up to 6 hrs - £3.50

 

Yearly Parking Pass 

Please call 01253 736652 or come to the Estates Office if you wish to purchase an annual parking pass for just £50 per year.

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Disabled Parking

There is a disabled parking area available at the back of the West Wing Tea Room. Follow the signs when driving past the Hall itself. Blue badge holders have 2 hours free parking on designated parking bays only. All other parking bays require parking charges. AccessAble Website

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Tea Room

There is a step up to the West Wing Tea Room door, a ramp is available on request to facilitate access for wheelchair users. The lift services the Tea Room floor and top floor of the West Wing, which is used for conferences, concerts and private bookings.

 

Toilets/Disabled/Baby Change

The visitors' toilets are located in the Stable's Antique centre, West Wing by the Cafe, and in the Courtyard at the rear of the Hall. Accessible toilets are located on the ground floor of the West Wing by the cafe, and also in the Courtyard. Baby change facilities are located in the Cafe disabled toilet. There is a step up to the West Wing Tea Room door, a ramp is available on request to facilitate access for wheelchair users.

 

Coach access

If travelling by coach, please be aware our entrance gates are 9 1/2 feet wide and can fit most standard coaches through. Drivers may have to push their wing mirrors in to avoid damage to the vehicle. Lytham Hall does not accept any liability.  

 

Dogs

Dogs are very welcome in the parkland. There are picnic tables outside the tea room for those who fancy an outdoor drink and there are water bowls for dogs. Well behaved dogs are also welcome inside the tea room. Dogs are not allowed inside the historic house, unless they are service dogs.  9 Dog waste bins are located around the parkland and in the car parking areas, please use accordingly. Dogs can be off-lead on the front lawns and through the woodland, but we ask owners to be responsible for their dogs and be mindful of them approaching other dogs and people, especially small children. Dogs MUST be on a lead around the Tea Room, Tea Room lawn and Court Yard areas at all times. Unfortunately we do not allow horses at Lytham Hall in the interests of safety and enjoyment of all our users. Although the Clifton family had a huge passion for horses, the estate and network of paths and trails is not large enough to create safe areas for hacking today.

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Photography & Filming

We welcome people taking photographs in the grounds of Lytham Hall for personal use and research. Amateur photography (including filming) without flash is permitted in historic interiors at the Manager’s discretion, contact the Estate Office before your visit. As with outdoor photography, any photographs taken are strictly for private use, and enquiries about selling or publishing photographs should be directed to the Estate Office. However, visitors must be aware that at some places, there may be copyright issues, and further permissions may be required in respect of collections not owned by us. In these situations the Manager's decision as to whether photography is allowed is final.