Pocklington’s unique Gardens have justifiably been called “a jewel in Yorkshire’s crown” and are home to a National Collection of over eighty varieties of Hardy Water Lilies which bloom on the Upper and Lower Lakes between June and August. Events include an annual Tulip Festival, Sunday brass band concerts, and children’s events held throughout the spring and summer. The Stewart Museum houses artefacts collected by Major Percy Stewart, an adventurer and traveller, who owned Burnby Hall and made eight world tours between 1906 and 1926.

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Telephone enquiries can be made to our Visitor Centre between 10am and 12pm daily on 01759 307125.

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***Please see our “Important Message For Visitors” message (below) for details of changes from 19th July***

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For Covid safety, we ask that all transactions at the Gardens are made by card if possible.

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WE REGRET THAT, WITH THE EXCEPTION OF ASSISTANCE DOGS, WE DO NOT ALLOW DOGS IN THE GARDENS.