Frequently Asked Questions

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Welford Park is a private working farm and house and is not open to the public all year round. Please look at our Opening Times page for more details.

During the snowdrops season, our heated marquee, which is especially suitable for those with dogs and children is open from 11:00 a.m. serving homemade cakes, coffee, tea, hot chocolate, and juices. Lunches are served from 12:00 p.m. We take great trouble to source locally what we cannot provide ourselves.

During Spectacle of Light, we will have local food trucks serving delicious gourmet hot food and savoury treats. There will also be a covered bar serving soft and alcoholic drinks.

We also ask that dogs leave nothing behind and please put used bags in the bins.

This will give you plenty of time to relax and enjoy the tea tent during Snowdrops or the bar during Spectacle of Light!

We always recommend to pre-book your tickets, to make things easier for you including faster entry, one quick scan and you will be through the gates. Advanced booking is via our website (don’t miss out on early bird deals!) or alternatively we do take cash/card payments at the ticket office on the day.

Coaches are allocated an arrival time and payment is required in advance of arrival. Please either telephone, (during office hours) 01488 608691 or email contact@welfordpark.co.uk

We are committed to providing an accessible attraction, and we strive to ensure that visitors with disabilities can enjoy as much of our magnificent grounds as possible.

Many of our paths are hardcore but we also have woodchipped paths due to the nature of the woodland, which are tough but not impossible for wheelchairs and prams to use.

For Snowdrop visitors, there is one accessible route to the snowdrop wood, heated marquee and gift shop, please ask a member of staff for directions. 

There is disabled parking available opposite the front gates. Our road crossing officers will be able to direct you and assist you to cross the road. 

For Snowdrop tickets, the carer of a blue badge holder is treated as a concession ticket, as we appreciate that access to all areas will not be possible. A carer accompanying an adult or child ticket holder in their care is treated as a concession ticket. A copy of the relevant documentation or card will prove useful at the ticket gate. 

Accessible toilets are located opposite the heated marquee. We have baby changing facilities at the toilet block next to the giraffe statues by the side of the main house.

If you have any other questions, or wish to arrange any additional support for your visit please email contact@welfordpark.co.uk