Crook Hall and Gardens: Garde I listed Mediaeval hall, turret and gallery with haunted Jacobean room and Georgian wing, set in 4 acres of fine gardens. Newly planted maze and moat pool.
Open:
Hall and gardens
Easter weekend (9 - 12 April incl), Bank Holiday weekends (incl Saturday) and Sunday in May and Sept, then daily (but closed Saturday except August Bank Holiday weekend) June, July and Aug all 1pm - 5pm.
Cost:
Hall and Gardens
Adult £4.00, Child and over 60s £3.50, Family Ticket £12.00.
Group discount available.
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