The Children’s Country House at Sudbury

The Children’s Country House at Sudbury is designed especially for families, making it a great day out, whatever the weather.

Explore the historic country home of the Vernon family in the hall, take a journey through childhood in the museum, or explore and play in the garden and stable yard.

Just a short drive from South Derbyshire, Sudbury Hall and the National Trust Museum of Childhood offers a fascinating journey through childhood across the generations. Housed within the historic 17th century Sudbury Hall, the museum features interactive galleries packed with toys, games, schoolroom displays and hands-on exhibits that explore how children lived, learned and played in the past. It is a nostalgic and enjoyable attraction for visitors of all ages, combining family fun with social history in a beautiful countryside setting.

Things to do and see link: 

Family Day Out -The Childrens Country House | National Trust

Planning Your Visit
Planning your visit has never been easier, as there is no need to pre-book anymore – just arrive on the day.
Pushchair friendly paths from the car park to the property.
Baby changing facilities.
Buggy store for prams, pushchairs, bikes, scooters.
Free wheelchair accessible vehicle transfer from the property to the car park, and return.
The property is open during most school holidays, and Friday to Monday in term time.

Accessibility Statement

Access at The Children’s Country House | National Trust