Cusworth Hall
Historic country park with guided hall tours
At a Glance
Best Ages
All ages
Cost
Free to low
Time Needed
1 - 3 hours
Indoor/Outdoor
Both
Weather Fit
All weather
Stroller Access
Good
Washrooms
Basic facilities
Food
None on-site
Parking
On-site car park
Booking
Not required
Parent Effort
Low
Good for families exploring history and nature; suitable for older children and adults. The hall requires separate admission, and on-site facilities are minimal.
About This Place
Cusworth Hall is a country park located in Doncaster, United Kingdom. It features walking trails, green spaces, and historical buildings, including a 1700s mansion open for public visits. The site is suitable for families and individuals seeking outdoor recreational activities year-round. There are no admission fees for the park grounds, though entry to the house may require a charge.
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- Adult
- £5.00
- Child
- £3.00
- Family
- £15.00
Prices were last verified in 2026. Please check the official website for the most up-to-date rates.
Historic House Tours
Guided tours of a preserved 18th-century mansion.
Nature Trails
Grassland and trails for walking and informal play.
Educational Activities
Seasonal events and educational programs for children.
No Entry Fee (Park)
Free public parkland with no entrance fee.
Good to Know Before You Go
- Parkland access
- Free to access; no entry fee for the grounds and trails
- Hall admission
- Entry to Cusworth Hall requires a separate fee; guided tours available
- Food policy
- No food or drink facilities available on-site; visitors should bring their own
- Parking
- Designated parking available on-site at Cusworth Lane (DN5 7TU)
- Washrooms
- Basic washroom facilities are available near the main entrance
- Stroller access
- Parkland and nature trails are mostly accessible to strollers, though some paths have uneven surfaces
- Safety notes
- Wildlife present in the park; follow marked paths and keep children supervised
Kid Fit by Age
Stroller-friendly paths and open grassy areas make it easy to bring babies; quiet spaces allow for relaxation.
Wide, flat paths and open lawns provide safe, simple space for toddlers to explore and walk.
Nature trails and open spaces encourage active play and sensory exploration; guided story walks available seasonally.
Offers engaging activities like history tours and nature walks; some educational value, but limited interactive features for young children.
May enjoy the grounds and trails for casual exploration, but structured activities are geared more toward younger children or families.
Teen visitors may find the site underwhelming without special events; suitable for quiet time or photography, but limited appeal for active socializing.
Insider Tips
Join a guided tour for hidden history details
Check event calendar for seasonal activities
Visit the south-facing lawn for best picnic views
- •Stay on marked paths to avoid uneven terrain
- •Keep children supervised near water features
- •Wear sturdy shoes for walking on grass and gravel
- •Step-free access to hall entrance via ramp
- •Sensory-friendly trails available with quiet zones
- •Baby change facilities in main visitor toilet
schedule Best Time to Visit
Visit early morning weekdays for the quietest experience
shopping_bag What to Bring
- check_boxSun hat and sunscreen
- check_boxLight waterproof jacket
- check_boxPicnic supplies
- check_boxWater bottles
- check_boxWalking shoes
Frequently Asked Questions
What age range is this place best suited for? expand_more
The parkland is suitable for children of all ages. The hall tours may be more enjoyable for children aged 6 and up due to content and pace.
Is there parking available, and is it free? expand_more
There is limited on-site parking near the entrance; additional parking can be found on nearby roads, though it may be busy during peak times.
Are there food or drink options available on-site? expand_more
No food or drink facilities are available on site. Visitors should bring their own picnic or plan to visit nearby restaurants.
Do I need to book in advance? expand_more
Booking is not required for general park access, but guided tours of the hall may need pre-booking for specific times.
How accessible is the site for pushchairs or wheelchairs? expand_more
The trails and lawns are generally accessible by foot with basic stroller use, though some paths may be uneven; wheelchairs can navigate the main areas with care.
How long should I plan to spend here? expand_more
A visit to the parkland typically takes 1-2 hours. Longer visits are possible if exploring trails or attending events.
Location
Address
Cusworth Ln, Doncaster DN5 7TU, United Kingdom
Phone
+44 1302 734550
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Last checked: 2026