Don Billington, world renowned horticulturalist, is heading to Walton Hall and Gardens this autumn, where his collections are on display.
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Walton survey 2021
Where did August go? With only ten days left of summer, are you wondering ‘what happened to that second heatwave that was predicted?’ Us too.
Walton Hall and Gardens Film Fiesta
What a topsy turvy year it’s been for all of us. We’ve found it particularly challenging organising events, frequently having to change our plans at the drop of a hat. Following 21 July we’ve been frantically […]
***IMPORTANT 9 JULY ‘MR STINK’ THEATRE NOTICE***
Yesterday we sent an email to all attendees for our July 9 Mr Stink theatre performance. Here’s what we sent: Unfortunately, the government’s decision not to lift restrictions on the 21 June as we had hoped […]
Walking with alpacas
This summer, we’ve gone entirely alpacacrackers with over 140 walks with our alpacas available for you to book. For those of you who have walked one of our little alpacas before – you know what to […]
Making a day of it…
Now that the country is beginning to open up again, why not come and make a day of it at Walton Hall and Gardens?
It would seem from how busy our website is that a lot of you are interested in finding out more about our attractions and what we have open for you to enjoy while you’re here. The answer is – quite a lot.
Easter
In the build-up to Easter, we’ve been receiving many inquiries recently about different attractions and when they’ll be opening up.
Safe to Travel stamp
We’re very proud to announce that we officially received the World Travel and Tourism Council’s international ‘Safe to Travel’ stamp this week.
Spring is coming
With the tentative announcement from Downing Street on Monday, we’ve got reasons to be hopeful at Walton Hall and Gardens. We know that the governments 4-step plan is a provisional one and open to change should the national situation change. However, the official program to ease the country out of restrictions does give rise to optimism. Spring is coming…
National lockdown
From 6 January 2021, England is set to go into another national lockdown. There aren’t many changes to the restrictions we’d already put in place, following the government’s tier 4 implementation last week. However, to clarify […]
Tier 4 covid alert
Walton Hall and Gardens are announcing attraction closures as Warrington enters into tier 4 to help combat rising covid-19 infections.
Christmas 2020
Christmas 2020 will be a little bit different at Walton Hall and Gardens. Our usual events have been postponed – find out more.
#Thankstoyou National Lottery Players
Staff, partners and students at Walton Hall and Gardens have come together in their different socially distanced educational bubbles to say #Thankstoyou to all of the players of the National Lottery. It’s your support that’s helped […]
Road closure – 16 November 2020
On Monday 16 November access to Walton Hall and Gardens will be diverted due to the road closure of Walton Lea Road. Walton Lea Road will be closed for up to five days as Warrington Borough […]
Children’s Activity Pack
Introducing the Children’s Activity Pack. Walk in the footsteps of former owners and immerse yourself in the history of Walton Estate.
High ropes progress
There’s been real high ropes progress at Walton Hall and Gardens. Check out our FAQs on our latest attraction that’s coming soon.
Visit Britain award
We’ve been awarded the new industry standard ‘We’re Good To Go’ by Visit Britain following our covid-19 risk assessment.
High ropes are coming to Walton
After a set-back, we’re pleased to announce the imminent construction of a family high ropes adventure course at Walton Hall and Gardens.
Walton Hall and Gardens Survey
Summer’s out folks. That must mean one thing – it’s time for the Walton Hall and Gardens survey. It’s true, we had big plans for 2020 at Walton Hall and Gardens – but like everyone else, […]
Adventure golf to re-open soon
Our adventure golf will be re-opening soon. Apologies this hasn’t been re-opened sooner. We’re making sure that all necessary safety measures are in place.