Normanby Hall

An interesting Regency house with lots of artefacts. Although this building is considered to be from the Regency period, the land and history of the family goes back much further. There are clear explanations in each room and plenty to see. They also host civil weddings in a large room upstairs. In the grounds there is Go-Ape, an interesting Rural Life Museum, a Walled Garden, a café, a small gift shop and plenty of parking. If you are lucky you may see the white peacock. We paid £7 each (concessions). It is well worth a visit.

Excellent place to spend an afternoon with things to keep kids occupied or just a place to take the dog for a walk. The woodland has a path running through it with bins and benches dotted about. Some art pieces to look out for. Nice walled garden to see, kids play areas, crazy golf, farming museum, Hall, land train and cafes. Yearly pass is avadible if it's somewhere you may visit regularly

We took the kids here to fly their kites on the weekend. They loved every minute of it. The land train was great. They loved feeding the ducks and the one roaming rooster. Got a few bits at the cute little gift shop. We also went for a bite at lunch time, at the cafe. Some lovely pies and chips to be had. The cake section could do with a bit more variety. Very friendly staff as well.