National Trust - Lyme

Lyme Park is a National Trust run park located in Disley in Stockport, South Manchester. Nestling on the edge of the Peak District, Lyme Park was once home to the Legh family and, in its heyday a great sporting estate. Lyme Park has a glorious house, surrounded by beautiful gardens, moorland and a deer park. The 1,400 acre estate with its medieval herd of red deer offers fantastic walks and stunning views. Children can let off steam in Crow Wood Playscape with its giant slide, badger den and rope walks, whilst the nearby Timberyard Cafe offers delicious hot and cold snacks, soups and range of cakes. General information on Lyme can be found below: - Large car park, blue badge parking in main car park, Orangery Yard and the Timberyard Café

• Parking for five coaches. Please contact the Estate Office prior to visit to ensure a space is available.

• Dogs welcome in the park. Please keep on close lead in busy areas and near livestock. Please bring dog waste bags

• Timberyard Shop and Café open 10am - 5pm every day except Christmas Day

• Walking, running and cycling routes available, ask at Information Centre

• At The Admissions Hut we ask that NT members have their cards ready. Non-members please note that cash is quicker.

• Upon arrival, toilets are located at The Timberyard area and also up at The House

• Please note there is no cash machine on site

• Pictures can be taken in the house but please do not use a flash

• There is no WIFI on site and phone signal is limited

• Timberyard Cafe located near main car park, further refreshment outlets located up at the house

• Free shuttle bus service runs from the Admissions Hut, to the house and main car park

• Free shuttle buggy service runs from main car park and to the house

• Unfortunately dogs are not allowed in the house, except for guide dogs

• Unfortunately dogs are not allowed in the formal gardens, however we have certain days when they are allowed, please check the What's On section of website

• No filming allowed in the house without prior permission

• BBQs and open fires created by visitors are not permitted at Lyme