Group Visits

We welcome groups of all kinds, and recent visitors have been generous about their experience.

"The Trent Park House of Secrets is one of the best museums we have visited in a very long time. Over the last 16 years the History of London 1 group has visited virtually every major Museum in London and it was a pleasant surprise to find that the newly opened Trent Park Museum was really exceptional. The WW2 history of the house is just fascinating. Lots of volunteers are available to help you understand what you are seeing. We were a large group, 26 people, and they were incredibly helpful in making sure our visit was a success." Mick O’Reilly, Barnet u3a, History of London group

"The Museum is extremely interesting and well presented. The plentiful Volunteer Staff are so welcoming, friendly, cheerful and knowledgeable. They were exceptionally kind and helpful when, as a group of 18 ladies from Field Dames WI, we descended upon them. They went out of their way to ensure that we had a thoroughly enjoyable morning." Judyth Simpson, Field Dames WI, Enfield

 

Admission Details

Admission is £14 per person.

Up to 15 people: book online in a single booking at trentparkhouse.org.uk/products/tickets. There is nothing further to arrange.

16 to 25 people: email groups@trentparkhouse.org.uk and we will arrange your visit during normal opening hours, invoiced in advance.

26 to 50 people: we open the House for your group alone, before or after public hours, with a full guided tour included, at £350 per group in addition to admission.

Optional introductions and tours for any group size: an introduction to the House and its history, lasting about 20 minutes, is £100 per group. A 60-minute guided tour is £350 per group.

Useful to know

We are open Tuesday to Sunday, 10am to 5pm, and at weekends only between February and Easter. Extra members can join on the day and pay £14 at the desk. Blue Badge Guides accompanying a group are admitted free. Coaches may set down at the estate gate, about five minutes’ walk from the House, as there is no coach parking on the estate.