Knebworth House
Overview
Knebworth House is famous worldwide for its rock concerts and as the home of Victorian novelist Edward Bulwer Lytton. Knebworth Park offers a great day out for all the family, with fun activities for children and lots to do for all ages, including Adventure Playground, Dinosaur Trail, a walk through history in Knebworth House and Gardens and special events throughout the summer. Our Tea Room offers a delicious selection of home-made and locally sourced lunch and teatime treats. Knebworth Barns are open year round for corporate hospitality, weddings and events. Knebworth House, Park, Gardens, Dinosaur Trail & Adventure Playground are open from Saturday 25th March until Sunday 24th September 2017 on weekends and during school holidays.
Contact details
Knebworth Park Stevenage Hertfordshire East of England SG1 2AX United Kingdom
Access Card notes
Free Carer for Access Card Holders with the +1 Symbol on their card.
Access guidance
- As an historic building, the House regrettably has no lift to the first floor. However, Knebworth's history can be conveyed to visitors with impaired mobility on the ground floor.
- Wheelchair is available for use from the Gift Shop. Unfortunately, the wheelchair cannot be reserved.
- Guide dogs for the blind and hearing dogs for the deaf are permitted throughout the House, Gardens and Park.
- Knebworth House and Park operates the standard admission policy that any paying visitor with a disability requiring an essential companion can be accompanied by one essential companion free of charge – providing that they can present one of the following pieces of evidence on arrival at the ticket kiosks. Disability Living Allowance (DLA); Attendance Allowance (AA); Blind Persons Registration; Personal Independence Payment (PIP); Armed Forces Independence Payment (AFIP). CredAbility's Access Card with +1 symbol CEA Card