Explore a charming historic house with family-friendly gardens, dog-welcoming grounds, and pushchair accessibility for a memorable heritage visit.

Clevedon Court is a beautiful historic house managed by the National Trust, offering families a wonderful opportunity to step back in time and discover centuries of architectural heritage. Set within extensive grounds that combine both indoor and outdoor spaces, the venue welcomes visitors of all ages to experience life in a traditional country house. The property is particularly suited to families with young children, thanks to its pushchair-friendly facilities and dog-welcoming policy, making it easy to include your four-legged companions on your visit. Visitors can enjoy leisurely walks through the grounds while exploring the house's rich history and period features. The combination of indoor attractions and outdoor spaces provides flexible options for families to spend a full day discovering the property at their own pace. Clevedon Court represents a typical National Trust property, blending educational value with accessible family experiences. Whether interested in history, architecture, or simply enjoying a peaceful day out with the family, this heritage site offers something for everyone and creates memorable experiences for multiple generations.

Venue Details

What this place offers

Toilets

Public transport nearby

Accessible toilets

Free WiFi

Baby changing facilities

Food available

On-site parking

🐕Dog-friendly

Parking nearby

Pushchair friendly

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Shaun Fitzpatrick

a week ago

13th C house and small garden. Limited opening times, little outside coffee and food set up. Usually gardens quite pretty but this year affected by drought conditions. Probably a 2 hour visit unless you laze in the garden.

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Rowena Meaden

2 months ago

Beautiful house and gardens. All the staff very knowledgeable and learnt a lot about the house. Saw two lenticular paintings which were fascinating. Delicious cream tea in the garden.

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heather whatmore

3 months ago

Very interesting, beautiful medieval hall and gardens. Still lived in by owners. Very helpful NT staff. Advised we exit via the entrance as exit route quite narrow. Timed entry into house.

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Jonathan Phillips

4 months ago

Visited on a sunny April afternoon. Very impressed with all aspects: Small but very interesting manor house. Very friendly and knowledgeable guides in each room. Attractive garden at rear. Did not try cafe as had just eaten but it looked very good so will do next time. No one of the trusts larger properties but very interesting. Staff were without exception enthusiastic and knowledgeable. Will return and maybe include a visit to nearby Tyntesfield. Well done National Trust

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Anabela Soares

4 months ago

Lovely house and the volunteers were really friendly. The garden is beautiful and the fact there is a family still living there makes it a much more interesting visit. Everything are heirlooms and a family collection. Very interesting.

Reviews last updated: 7 October 2026