Wallington Hall as an estate has been here since 1475 but it was mostly demolished and re-built in the mid 1700's. It was then in the hands of the Trevelyn family until gifted to the National Trust in 1948 by the socialist MP Sir Charles Trevelyn.
The National Trust now owns and manages the house and estate which comprises of a wild and informal range of garden, woodland, parkland and wetland.
You can visit and look around but it's paid entry unless you're a NT member. There is a cafe and toilets on site.

The Wandering Fiona

November 13, 2020

This is a National Trust property which has lovely walks and a cycle route also.

Rambling_Richard

January 21, 2022

Free for national trust members including parking (well worth it too) Wallington Hall regularly puts on a range of activities during festive periods for family's to enjoy.

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Location: Wallington Demesne, North East England, England, United Kingdom

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