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Mar 23, 2025
Gardens: excellent well kept, well planted; the influence of Graham Stuart Thomas shines through. Well done gardens team. Cafe: o dear, poorly run. Very very limited Gluten free cakes- a frozen scon…Full review by Jeremy S
Mar 2, 2025
Unfortunately the Hall was not open, and is not due to open until around the 24th March 2025. Therefore we wandered the grounds of Wallington Hall and cafe. We were advised to go to the formal gar…Full review by Jackie C
Jan 1, 2025
Beautiful visit again to Wallington Hall, a great walk around the woods with our dog and coming back through to see the little ponds. Lovely place to go and visit!Full review by AshleySp180
If you check the National Trusts website as I do regularly, the answer is no, dogs are not allowed in any building within the National Trust including on the Wallington Estate. There …
If you check the National Trusts website as I do regularly, the answer is no, dogs are not allowed in any building within the National Trust including on the Wallington Estate. There are a few exceptions within the National Trusts buildings, but not at Wallington. The only only exceptions at the majority of National Trust buildings are registered guide dogs for blind and deaf members of the public. As I’ve said many times before where lots of the replies given to questions are completely wrong and that everyone should check there there answers on the National Trusts website like I do before they reply.
is there an entrance for local residants to walk around grounds.
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Hi there. No i dont think there is a separate entrance for local residents. You can join the National Trust and then you can go for walks anytime you like. May i suggest you contact …
Hi there. No i dont think there is a separate entrance for local residents. You can join the National Trust and then you can go for walks anytime you like. May i suggest you contact Wallington direct. We are only visitors there too.
I saw a reply after someone asked if there where any buses you could get to Wallington Hall and Grounds from Morpeth. Someone replied saying there was a bus number M1 that went to Wallington Hall. I did a search for this M1 bus, but after a long search I couldn’t find any M1 bus or any other bus that goes to Cambo or Wallington from Newcastle Upon Tyne or Morpeth. I can easily get to Morpeth if there was a regular bus service to Wallington Hall or Cambo. So my question is! Is there a regular bus service from Newcastle Upon Tyne or Morpeth that I get to Cambo or Wallington Hall and Grounds. I’ve also asked this question on the National Trusts Wallington Hall Facebook website. Hope someone can help.
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I am sure if you telephone them on 01670773600 they should be able to help you. Fingers crossed bustersolihull Regards
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