Sizergh

Sizergh is a 1,600 acre estate that has been the home of the Strickland family for over 800 years. Sizergh house is a medieval manor. Visitors are invited to explore their extensive collections of art and objects. The gardens also boast orchards and some woodland. Alternatively, you can stay closer to the house and wander among kitchen gardens and the limestone rock garden. There is also an outdoor play area for children to climb and explore though woodland on a mile-long loop! A cafe and second-hand bookshop are also on-site.

Things to do

• Explore orchards and gardens, and take a look at the mirror lake!
• Play area for children consisting of climbing frames and rope swings through woodland trails.
• Art displays inside the medieval manor house.
• A café that serves hot and cold food and drink.
• Second-hand bookshop.

Accessibility

Designated disabled parking is available.

Assistance dogs are welcome on the whole property. Pet dogs must stay out of the gardens.

There is level access through the ground floor of the house and to the café. Wheelchair accessible paths go to the gardens, but please be aware the wider estate is left natural. The parkland is uneven and rough terrain, accessed using stiles. A wheelchair is free to hire from reception. Also, a ramp into the house is available upon request.

An accessible toilet is available.

Induction loops are available.

For more information on accessibility, opening times and more, click here.

To visit another National Trust garden in Cumbria, click here.