Non-members pay to park.
Enter the code for your car park in JustPark to pay, or at the machine. Members park free after checking in.
Lanhydrock, above the River Fowey near Bodmin, was the Robartes family seat for more than three centuries, and its 17th-century gatehouse and Long Gallery, with its plaster ceiling of Old Testament scenes, survived the fire of 1881 that gutted the rest. The Agar-Robartes rebuilt it as a comfortable late Victorian home, and it passed to the National Trust in the 1950s. You see the whole household at work, from kitchens, sculleries and dairy to the nursery wing and family rooms, which reviewers say feel like a home rather than a museum. Outside are formal gardens, the church beside the house, parkland with cycle trails and a play area near the car park; dogs get a three pawprint welcome. Tips from visitors: the car park is a long walk from the house, so use the buggy to the gatehouse if you need it, its surface is rough for mobility scooters, and the house has limited wheelchair access. There are cafes by the car park and in the barn.
Lanhydrock is open today, Monday 26 October, but Station Drive, the Lodge Trail on the cycle trails and some garden paths remain closed until further notice. Please follow all closure signs across the estate for your safety.
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Prices, non-members
There is pay and display parking in the car park; charges will apply for non-members: £2 for up to a hour, £4 for up to 2 hours, or £6 all day. You can pay at the machines with cash or use the JustPark app with our location ID - Main Car Park ID: 80606, Respryn Car Park ID: 80607. You can also buy a ticket with cash or card from the Park Cafe, Plant Centre or Reception. Free parking for members, although please scan your membership card to obtain and display a ticket in your vehicle. We are always busier between 11am and 2pm so you may wish to plan your trip for later in the day for a quieter visit. Otherwise, please expect queues to enter the house at busy times. Under 5's enter free.Please note: Bags bigger than H36cm x W26cm x D12cm are not allowed in the mansion. If a bag is larger than this, it must be stored inside one of the free to use lockers inside the bag drop. This policy is in place to ensure the safety of Lanhydrock's collection and applies to all types of bag including tote bags, backpacks and shopping bags.
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Dog friendly
4.3 miles (6.88km), moderate, 1 hour 30 minutes. Starts at the main car park, Lanhydrock, grid reference SX088644, address Bodmin, Cornwall PL30 5AD. Mostly hard surfaced paths, except the river walk beside the River Fowey and through Higginsmoor Wood where the path is earth and softer when wet, and a bumpy but manageable track up towards Jacob's Quarry and Maudlin Wood; mostly even ground with some climbs and a moderate gradient. National Trust car park free to members, otherwise 2 pounds an hour, 4 pounds for two hours or 6 pounds all day; Blue Badge holders park free in the designated bays. Bodmin Parkway station is 1.75 miles away by the original carriage-drive, on foot or bicycle only.

Dog friendly
3.1 miles (4.96km), moderate, 1 hour 30 minutes. Starts at Lanhydrock main visitor reception, grid reference SX088636, address Lanhydrock National Trust car park, near Bodmin, Cornwall PL30 4AB. A mix of surfaced paths, stony tracks and pasture with some ascent and descent: hard surfaced for most of the way except beside the River Fowey where the path is earth and can be muddy, across grass pasture towards the swimming pool, and up a rough stony track to the ranger's yard. Challenging but manageable with an all-terrain mobility vehicle. Pay and display parking in the main Lanhydrock car park, free to National Trust members.

Dog friendly
2.5 miles (4km), easy, 1 hour 15 minutes, 6 stages. Starts at Lanhydrock main car park, grid reference SX086641, address Lanhydrock National Trust car park, near Bodmin, Cornwall PL30 4AB. Lady's Walk is bumpy in places but taken downhill, with one short steep incline entering East Avenue; the route is manageable with an all-terrain mobility vehicle. Pay and display parking in the main car park, free to National Trust members.