About
Cleeve Abbey offers an unusually complete view of monastic domestic life, with cloister buildings that still stand roofed and two storeys high. The refectory's angel roof, the painted chamber and the gatehouse reward close inspection, while the tiled floor of the earlier refectory survives beneath a purpose-built shelter. An exhibition and virtual tour explain the abbey's history, and family story bags encourage younger visitors to look for details around the buildings. Reviewers repeatedly praise the welcoming staff and recommend spending time with the interpretation rather than rushing between rooms. The grounds and ground floor are accessible to wheelchair users, with a touchscreen tour for areas reached only by stairs. Bring a picnic or use the shop's light refreshments; there is no full cafe. Dogs on leads are welcome in the grounds, with assistance dogs allowed throughout the site.
ClosedPick a day for times and prices
- Until 1 Nov
- Wed–Sun 10:00–16:00
- From 2 Nov
- Closed
Off-peak days are £0.90 cheaper for an adult.
Today, Wednesday 28 October
Standard day- Cleeve Abbey10:00 – 16:00
Standard prices, non-members
| Ticket | On the day | Online |
|---|---|---|
| Adult | £9.00 | £7.65 |
| Child | £4.50 | £3.82 |
| Concession | £8.10 | £6.88 |
| Family | £22.70 | £19.29 |
| Family (one adult) | £13.60 | £11.56 |
Opening times may change at short notice.
Current season Wednesday-Sunday and bank holidays. Hours shorten to 10am-4pm from 25 October; the calendar shows winter closure from 2 November. Last entry is 30 minutes before closing.
Wheelchair access to grounds and ground floor, with ramps and a virtual tour for upper areas. Upper floors require stairs; disabled parking nearer admission is available by arrangement.
Dogs: Pet dogs on leads are welcome in the grounds only; assistance dogs are welcome across the site.
Reviews & Tips
5.0· 1 review
JJo G.
Visited October 2026
Well worth the visit
Very dog friendly and hugely interesting- small ahop
