Verified Oct 25, 2026
Ham House and Garden
Historic house · London · United Kingdom 🇬🇧
Interiors created in the 17th century by the Duchess of Lauderdale and her husband the Duke, a walled kitchen garden tended using organic principles, and tall yew hedges enclosing box-hedged compartments of lavender and original 17th-century statues of Bacchus. from its own pages ↗
Only official site
nationaltrust.org.uk
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Admission prices
Adult (18+)
£18
£18.00
Without Gift Aid; with Gift Aid £19.80
Child (5-17)
£9
£9.00
Without Gift Aid; with Gift Aid £9.90
Child
Under 5s
free
Family (2 Adults and up to 3 children)
£45
£45.00
Without Gift Aid; with Gift Aid £49.50
Family
1 adult, up to 3 children
£27
£27.00
Without Gift Aid; with Gift Aid £29.70
stated on nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/london/ham-house-and-garden · checked 2026-10-25
Prices Free entry for National Trust members. Under 5s free. A valid membership card or entry ticket is required for entry. … House and Garden admission prices Ticket type · With Gift Aid · Without Gift Aid · Adult (18+) · £19.80 · £18.00 · Child (5-17) under 5s free · £9.90 · £9.00 · Family (2 Adults and up to 3 children) · £49.50 · £45.00 · 1 adult, up to 3 children · £29.70 · £27.00
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Ham House and Garden: address
Ham Street, Ham, Richmond, Surrey, TW10 7RSOpen in Google Maps →✓ nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/london/ham-house-and-garden · 2026-10-25Ham House and Garden: opening hours
Hours vary by dateOpen the official calendar →✓ nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/london/ham-house-and-garden · 2026-10-25Ham House and Garden: what should I know before visiting?
Last entry is 30 minutes before closing and last orders are 10 minutes before the coffee shop closes. … RHS (main cardholder) and Art Fund membership cards are accepted for entry.✓ nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/london/ham-house-and-garden · 2026-10-25Ham House and Garden: how to get there
By train Richmond 1½ miles by footpath, 2 miles by road. Please see bus directions for travel information from Richmond Station. By bus The 371 and 65 bus routes stop near us. Taking the 371 Richmond to Kingston, alight at the Ham Street bus stop, then follow signposts to walk the remaining ½-mile. On the 65 Ealing Broadway to Kingston, alight at the Sudbrook Lane/The Russell School bus stop on Petersham Road and walk ¾-mile along the historic avenues.✓ nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/london/ham-house-and-garden · 2026-10-25Ham House and Garden: parking
Parking: Free parking, 400 yards away in the council-run Ham Street Car Park, which is next to the river at the end of Ham Street. Nearby streets also offer free parking. Extremely limited Blue Badge parking available on site. To reserve a Blue Badge space, please email hamhouse@nationaltrust.org.uk.✓ nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/london/ham-house-and-garden · 2026-10-25Ham House and Garden: is it wheelchair accessible?
Level garden with uneven ground. House upper floors accessible via stairs. Adapted toilet available. … Main access route to the ground floor of the house is via ramp. Access to ground floor rooms beyond the Great Hall is via portable ramps. No lift available in the house. … Wheelchairs are available to borrow from Visitor Reception. To ensure availability please book ahead by emailing hamhouse@nationaltrust.org.uk✓ nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/london/ham-house-and-garden · 2026-10-25Ham House and Garden: are dogs allowed?
Assistance dogs are permitted throughout the house and garden. … Dogs are welcome in the garden, shop and coffee shop provided they are kept on a short lead at all times.✓ nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/london/ham-house-and-garden · 2026-10-25Magnificent Stuart house on the rural banks of the river Thames, containing a unique collection of cabinets and artwork.
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