We visited last night for the Winter Wonderland and had a lovely time! The lights was fantastic and the finale at the end was equally as good. The elf’s on the way round did a brilliant job engaging with the kids and we loved the walk around the beautiful house! We thoroughly enjoyed our night! Our only gripe was the price of the marshmallows that you could toast on the little fire. 2 pound each!! A ridiculous amount. We brought home a free bag of reindeer food though and some lasting memories! Thank you Sewerby Hall

Came here for Winter Wonderland 2022 21.12.2022. And wasn’t particularly that impressed. Not worth £15 at all, very average and very limited lights. Light show was short lived especially when waiting double the time for it to start. Food and drinks were a little too expensive. Enjoyed it but expected a little more for £15.

Disappointed that on New Years Day the cafe was closed, but worse that the toilets were all locked. This made life incredibly difficult with a baby who needed a nappy change as there was no access to any facilities, meaning we had to change her on a bench. Also had to breastfeed outside in the cold as there was no inside shelter- could've left the cafe marquee open for example, even if the cafe was closed. Disappointed as love a walk around the grounds and zoo!

Visited on a cold, foggy day in February half term. Free parking. It was busy with locals and tourists. We walked around some of the grounds and it was lovely to see wood carvings, fairy doors, trails and lots of interesting bits hidden around the walkways (good for pushchairs and wheelchairs). Lots of work going on including a new adventure playground being built. We visited the house and enjoyed the videos which helped us to envisage life in the house. The café was busy with a fair sized queue so we didn’t eat there but the food looked great. The little zoo was worth the little bit extra on the house entry ticket. It made us wish our grown up children were little again because they’d have loved spending the day here. You could park, visit the grounds and use the picnic facilities, toilets and playgrounds for free if you’re on a tight budget. It’s clean, very reasonably priced, interesting, well maintained, with helpful staff and lots of effort going into keeping this Hall a lovely place to visit.

Really enjoyed our visit. The small but very well laid out mini zoo was really worth a visit, particularly at the feeding times. The Hall was also very interesting with lots for children to do. Staff were also on hand to answer any questions. The gardens, again, were well worth seeing. The admission price was £9 per adult [no concessions] but covered everything. Good value!

The gardens are beautiful. There is a zoo some penguins and some other animals from other parts of the world. But like a farm with pigs and goats. The cafes are reasonably priced. There was a hogroast seller there burgers and sausages at a good price. Plenty of space for kids to run around the gardens. Pushchairs aren't allowed in the house. Toilets and hand washing station to wash hands after touching animals. Very reasonable price to get in.

Spent a lovely day at Sewerby Hall and Gardens with my husband and Grandchildren (Aged 10 and 13). The Hall was lovely Our Grandchildren loved the little Easter Quiz in the house. It kept them entertained. They also sat and watched the Amy Johnson film which they enjoyed, as well as the little room where they could dress up. The gardens were very well kept. The mini zoo was really worth a visit. The food in the Clocktower Cafe was very good. It was very busy but the staff were very efficient, friendly and very organised On the whole it was a lovely day and Sun was shining.

We took the land train from Bridlington (leisure centre) along the coastal route to Sewerby Hall and Gardens. The gardens are very pleasant and the hall well worth visiting. We had lunch at The cafe which was excellent and good value for money.

Sewerby Gardens are beautiful and very well maintained. My sister and me took my grandson for the fist time on Sunday, I have to say that I found ut expensive to get in, we had to pay 7.50 for my grandson who is just 3 years old which is absolutely ridiculous. It's a shame the council are so greedy as I am sure more people would visit if the prices were cheaper.

Superb Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition. Friendly staff and lovely gardens. Cafe was reasonably priced and had some milk free options including an excellent flapjack. Parking was free. Adult admission was £9 and carafes go free (disability/career proof has to be shown.)