Temple Newsam Estate

We're really looking forward to our Amazing Animals event here at #HomeFarmTempleNewsam. See programme below plus we have the animal trail, story time and crafts in the House. There's plenty to keep the kids entertained #SummerHolidays 🐎🐍🐷

Join the team from Active Leeds to enjoy the parkland with a family friendly orienteering challenge. Meet in the Amphitheatre every Friday in the school holidays! (Free event)

Come along to the House today and join in a dance workshop based on colourful mixtures and potions at 11am. Make your own glasses and mixture spoon all day in the Still Room. All included in house admission.

What a fun time we had in Storytime today! Come back next Wednesday afternoon for some special stories linked to Animal Week!

Come see this cute little guy at #HomeFarmTempleNewsam! We also have colourful concoctions craft activity in the House this weekend. Look forward to seeing you 🐥

"Give me my veil. Come, throw it o'er my face."
Book now for some Shakespeare in thre sun with Front Room Productions hilarious adaptation of TWELFTH NIGHT at Temple Newsam Estate from 1st-12th August!
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It's #internationalbeerday and we have our exhibition celebration beer for sale in the courtyard shop. The 'Beer a history of brewing and drinking at Temple Newsam' exhibition is still available to see.

Join the #Leedsgetactive Team to explore the park, find the markers in an educational fun family navigation challenge! Meet at the Stable Courtyard. #SummerActivity #Familyfun #LeedsLetsGetActive2018

This is brilliant...

We have been so impressed by the creativity of our younger visitors to the House this week one of our visitor assistants (with the biggest grin) got stuck in too!

We still have tickets available for our Bat Walk coming up this Saturday. Call 0113 3367560 to book your tickets!

Ey up it's Yorkshire Day! #YorkshireDay #LoveYorkshire #HomeFarmTempleNewsam

Hope you are all enjoying the school holidays! Don't forget to pick up your #LittleExplorers leaflet and see if you can find #Zoe one of our #VaynolCattle here at #HomeFarmTempleNewsam #RBST 🐮🐑🐷🐐🦃🐓🐥

Looks like the heatwave is over.

Congratulations to Dani and Joe who have tied the knot in the house today.

Every Wednesday until the 29 August we have story time in the House 2pm-4pm. Join us on the magic carpet for stories and props galore based on mixtures, potions and colourful creations.🤗

It’s here! The summer holidays have started at Temple Newsam with colourful concoction making and exploring underground on a Hidden Temple Newsam Tour. We look forward to you joining the fun in the next few days!

We went to see the dinosaurs yesterday, it was brilliant. My son loved the small ones, but was abit scared of the big ones but I thought they were great, especially the huge t-rex, I'd love to go again. The only problem was the mud, we were sort of prepared, turning up in a landrover & wearing boots but some people came in ballerina shoes & some cars struggled driving & parking on the field so people could do with a warning before hand but that would be my only criticism.

We visited taking part in a charity walk #memorywalk. The grounds are just beautiful and fully accessible for use of a pushchair. We visited the farm and the kids loved it especially the piglets running around our feet and letting us pet them. The cafe food is great quality and something for everyone. We had an incident with an ice-cream being dropped after being purchased and when meltdown happened and we'd returned to purchase a new one the staff were lovely and replaced for free. My sister and I will definitely be returning. Thank you for a fabulous day out.

We got married in the Great Hall at Temple Newsam in June 2018 and spent lots of time in the run up to the wedding visiting the park and the tea rooms.



The wedding planning team at the house (Ian, Helen, Steve, Bobbie) were all superb, and helped us every step along the way.



The park is beautiful especially when the rhododendrons are out - but really all year even in deepest winter. Don't miss a visit to the greenhouses in the walled garden.

Speaking on behalf of Morley Town AFC, thanks very much to Russell Stevenson of Colton Athletic for two good games over the past two weeks. We were fortunate to win on both occasions just by the odd goal and the facilities are really good for football.

Overall this place is an absolute gem! I live around a 5 minute drive away in Scholes and come here atleast every couple of days if not more frequently. The park next to the lower car park is a great place to bring young kids with plenty of different things to keep them entertained. The park is surrounded by fences and stiff spring gates so no children can reach the car park without an adult. Theres also the farn which is another nice attraction for kids. The multiple large open fields offer great places to play sports, walk dogs or just relax with a picnic in the summer. The woods on the property are also a wonderful place to go for a walk.



Basically you should definitely visit tempsie !

Love this place.

We live 18 miles away and try to visit several times a year. Something for everyone from open recreational fields, formal garden, lakeside, the estate house, the rare breed farm, café courtyard, woodland walks and open countryside. It's on a good bus route and with FREE ample parking. It can be a whole day out experience. But equally you could just spend a few hours walking around the estate. We've brought our kids and the dog here for years and now they've grown up we still come. But we come now after finding out recently, we have ancestral links to the estate itself by its first owner. So we have more reason to visit, I suppose. Even so, it's still lovely.

Love it here! We’ve done the house walk a fair few times and always enjoy coming back. We visited yesterday for a lovely walk around the grounds which are always beautiful. This is a special place to us and somewhere we will continue to visit!

Local gold here - thousands of memories as a kid, teen and now a grumpy 30 something. I get to tell the legend of the Blue Lady which my kids get scared of :-D Can't grumble at all. That story will be eternal :-D

Fantastic place for families, couples...in fact anyone. Lovely walks, play areas and farms. Was told by one of the farm workers yesterday they’re planning a whole re-fit of the farm to include shops and a new cafe.

We went with our Max Card as my daughter has an additional need and the staff were helpful and not at all judgemental. Great place to go for people with additional needs/disability as there are hardly any steps outside (some cobbles near the cafe and in the farm).

Would highly recommend and will be back again soon.

Been going here for 33 years, firstly with our kids and now with the grandkids 🤗💖😍😊 never tire of it! So much to see and do x x tea room is a bit pricy but hot food is fabulous especially the chilli yum yum

Absolutely wonderful day, seeing a baby lamb come into the world, holding some very cute little chicks and stroking a lamb. Lovely lunch in the coffee shop and great fun in the playground! We can spend hours here, cannot wait for the warmer weather, for picnic days! Thank u Temple Newsam.

We love it here and come regularly, the only let down is the extortionate prices in the cafe and shop. £2 for a can of pop, no prices displayed either....I won’t be back!

The farm is great for the kids. Lots of animals to see. The only thing that let it down was the cafe. £2 for a can of coke and £4.95 for a sandwich (2 slices of bread with cheese and pickle in it) is really expensive. If you go to temple newsam take your own food and drink.

Lovely grounds and parks. Farm animals look like they're looked after well. The gentleman stood at the entrance to take your tickets is very informative and friendly. Only downside to today was a 20minute wait for the toilet as a few were out of order and we visited too early to see all the flowers in bloom. Another visit in the summer will hopefully rectify that!

Great place. Went with out little girl. She loved the children's play areas. So much to see plus the little farm area. Did the dinosaur exhibition which was ok but nothing spectacular. Lovely grounds and well maintained. Tried out the cafe a bit disappointed. Very, very expensive and nothing much really for us as vegetarians. Especially as I don't eat spices and veggi options all spicy. Everything took about 40 mins to do and she was getting restless and bored. Ok for a brew but not worth it otherwise. The toilet facilities were clean and well maintained on the grounds and a nice gift shop. Overall a lovely day out.

Great place , lovely gardens , beautiful lake, the farm is great on price kids love it... the kids park is great and free to use.. its surrounded by open fields dog walkers welcome. Great to set up a picnic we love it.

went to the coffee house today and the coffee i was served was luke warm, i told the guy serving and rather than give me a fresh cup, he put it in the microwave!!

We must have blinked and missed the animals. Saw a few chickens and pigs and a couple of rabbits.

The route around the farm poorly signed and convoluted if you have small children with you. No staff to act as guides or explain anything. And where were the workshops of cheese making and blacksmithing?

Raising of game required!

I visited last summer and had a terrible gallstone attack whilst I was there.i was in agony and laid on the grass for hours.

My husband asked for a first aider and was told there isn't one !

No one helped,or offered to ring an ambulance

And there was no first aid box available to offer pain relief

We went to see the dinosaurs yesterday, it was brilliant. My son loved the small ones, but was abit scared of the big ones but I thought they were great, especially the huge t-rex, I'd love to go again. The only problem was the mud, we were sort of prepared, turning up in a landrover & wearing boots but some people came in ballerina shoes & some cars struggled driving & parking on the field so people could do with a warning before hand but that would be my only criticism.

We visited taking part in a charity walk #memorywalk. The grounds are just beautiful and fully accessible for use of a pushchair. We visited the farm and the kids loved it especially the piglets running around our feet and letting us pet them. The cafe food is great quality and something for everyone. We had an incident with an ice-cream being dropped after being purchased and when meltdown happened and we'd returned to purchase a new one the staff were lovely and replaced for free. My sister and I will definitely be returning. Thank you for a fabulous day out.

We got married in the Great Hall at Temple Newsam in June 2018 and spent lots of time in the run up to the wedding visiting the park and the tea rooms.



The wedding planning team at the house (Ian, Helen, Steve, Bobbie) were all superb, and helped us every step along the way.



The park is beautiful especially when the rhododendrons are out - but really all year even in deepest winter. Don't miss a visit to the greenhouses in the walled garden.

Speaking on behalf of Morley Town AFC, thanks very much to Russell Stevenson of Colton Athletic for two good games over the past two weeks. We were fortunate to win on both occasions just by the odd goal and the facilities are really good for football.

Overall this place is an absolute gem! I live around a 5 minute drive away in Scholes and come here atleast every couple of days if not more frequently. The park next to the lower car park is a great place to bring young kids with plenty of different things to keep them entertained. The park is surrounded by fences and stiff spring gates so no children can reach the car park without an adult. Theres also the farn which is another nice attraction for kids. The multiple large open fields offer great places to play sports, walk dogs or just relax with a picnic in the summer. The woods on the property are also a wonderful place to go for a walk.



Basically you should definitely visit tempsie !

Love this place.

We live 18 miles away and try to visit several times a year. Something for everyone from open recreational fields, formal garden, lakeside, the estate house, the rare breed farm, café courtyard, woodland walks and open countryside. It's on a good bus route and with FREE ample parking. It can be a whole day out experience. But equally you could just spend a few hours walking around the estate. We've brought our kids and the dog here for years and now they've grown up we still come. But we come now after finding out recently, we have ancestral links to the estate itself by its first owner. So we have more reason to visit, I suppose. Even so, it's still lovely.

Love it here! We’ve done the house walk a fair few times and always enjoy coming back. We visited yesterday for a lovely walk around the grounds which are always beautiful. This is a special place to us and somewhere we will continue to visit!

Local gold here - thousands of memories as a kid, teen and now a grumpy 30 something. I get to tell the legend of the Blue Lady which my kids get scared of :-D Can't grumble at all. That story will be eternal :-D

Fantastic place for families, couples...in fact anyone. Lovely walks, play areas and farms. Was told by one of the farm workers yesterday they’re planning a whole re-fit of the farm to include shops and a new cafe.

We went with our Max Card as my daughter has an additional need and the staff were helpful and not at all judgemental. Great place to go for people with additional needs/disability as there are hardly any steps outside (some cobbles near the cafe and in the farm).

Would highly recommend and will be back again soon.

Been going here for 33 years, firstly with our kids and now with the grandkids 🤗💖😍😊 never tire of it! So much to see and do x x tea room is a bit pricy but hot food is fabulous especially the chilli yum yum

Absolutely wonderful day, seeing a baby lamb come into the world, holding some very cute little chicks and stroking a lamb. Lovely lunch in the coffee shop and great fun in the playground! We can spend hours here, cannot wait for the warmer weather, for picnic days! Thank u Temple Newsam.

We love it here and come regularly, the only let down is the extortionate prices in the cafe and shop. £2 for a can of pop, no prices displayed either....I won’t be back!

The farm is great for the kids. Lots of animals to see. The only thing that let it down was the cafe. £2 for a can of coke and £4.95 for a sandwich (2 slices of bread with cheese and pickle in it) is really expensive. If you go to temple newsam take your own food and drink.

Lovely grounds and parks. Farm animals look like they're looked after well. The gentleman stood at the entrance to take your tickets is very informative and friendly. Only downside to today was a 20minute wait for the toilet as a few were out of order and we visited too early to see all the flowers in bloom. Another visit in the summer will hopefully rectify that!

Great place. Went with out little girl. She loved the children's play areas. So much to see plus the little farm area. Did the dinosaur exhibition which was ok but nothing spectacular. Lovely grounds and well maintained. Tried out the cafe a bit disappointed. Very, very expensive and nothing much really for us as vegetarians. Especially as I don't eat spices and veggi options all spicy. Everything took about 40 mins to do and she was getting restless and bored. Ok for a brew but not worth it otherwise. The toilet facilities were clean and well maintained on the grounds and a nice gift shop. Overall a lovely day out.

Great place , lovely gardens , beautiful lake, the farm is great on price kids love it... the kids park is great and free to use.. its surrounded by open fields dog walkers welcome. Great to set up a picnic we love it.

went to the coffee house today and the coffee i was served was luke warm, i told the guy serving and rather than give me a fresh cup, he put it in the microwave!!

We must have blinked and missed the animals. Saw a few chickens and pigs and a couple of rabbits.

The route around the farm poorly signed and convoluted if you have small children with you. No staff to act as guides or explain anything. And where were the workshops of cheese making and blacksmithing?

Raising of game required!

I visited last summer and had a terrible gallstone attack whilst I was there.i was in agony and laid on the grass for hours.

My husband asked for a first aider and was told there isn't one !

No one helped,or offered to ring an ambulance

And there was no first aid box available to offer pain relief

We went to see the dinosaurs yesterday, it was brilliant. My son loved the small ones, but was abit scared of the big ones but I thought they were great, especially the huge t-rex, I'd love to go again. The only problem was the mud, we were sort of prepared, turning up in a landrover & wearing boots but some people came in ballerina shoes & some cars struggled driving & parking on the field so people could do with a warning before hand but that would be my only criticism.

We visited taking part in a charity walk #memorywalk. The grounds are just beautiful and fully accessible for use of a pushchair. We visited the farm and the kids loved it especially the piglets running around our feet and letting us pet them. The cafe food is great quality and something for everyone. We had an incident with an ice-cream being dropped after being purchased and when meltdown happened and we'd returned to purchase a new one the staff were lovely and replaced for free. My sister and I will definitely be returning. Thank you for a fabulous day out.

We got married in the Great Hall at Temple Newsam in June 2018 and spent lots of time in the run up to the wedding visiting the park and the tea rooms.



The wedding planning team at the house (Ian, Helen, Steve, Bobbie) were all superb, and helped us every step along the way.



The park is beautiful especially when the rhododendrons are out - but really all year even in deepest winter. Don't miss a visit to the greenhouses in the walled garden.

Speaking on behalf of Morley Town AFC, thanks very much to Russell Stevenson of Colton Athletic for two good games over the past two weeks. We were fortunate to win on both occasions just by the odd goal and the facilities are really good for football.

Overall this place is an absolute gem! I live around a 5 minute drive away in Scholes and come here atleast every couple of days if not more frequently. The park next to the lower car park is a great place to bring young kids with plenty of different things to keep them entertained. The park is surrounded by fences and stiff spring gates so no children can reach the car park without an adult. Theres also the farn which is another nice attraction for kids. The multiple large open fields offer great places to play sports, walk dogs or just relax with a picnic in the summer. The woods on the property are also a wonderful place to go for a walk.



Basically you should definitely visit tempsie !

Love this place.

We live 18 miles away and try to visit several times a year. Something for everyone from open recreational fields, formal garden, lakeside, the estate house, the rare breed farm, café courtyard, woodland walks and open countryside. It's on a good bus route and with FREE ample parking. It can be a whole day out experience. But equally you could just spend a few hours walking around the estate. We've brought our kids and the dog here for years and now they've grown up we still come. But we come now after finding out recently, we have ancestral links to the estate itself by its first owner. So we have more reason to visit, I suppose. Even so, it's still lovely.

Love it here! We’ve done the house walk a fair few times and always enjoy coming back. We visited yesterday for a lovely walk around the grounds which are always beautiful. This is a special place to us and somewhere we will continue to visit!

Local gold here - thousands of memories as a kid, teen and now a grumpy 30 something. I get to tell the legend of the Blue Lady which my kids get scared of :-D Can't grumble at all. That story will be eternal :-D

Fantastic place for families, couples...in fact anyone. Lovely walks, play areas and farms. Was told by one of the farm workers yesterday they’re planning a whole re-fit of the farm to include shops and a new cafe.

We went with our Max Card as my daughter has an additional need and the staff were helpful and not at all judgemental. Great place to go for people with additional needs/disability as there are hardly any steps outside (some cobbles near the cafe and in the farm).

Would highly recommend and will be back again soon.

Been going here for 33 years, firstly with our kids and now with the grandkids 🤗💖😍😊 never tire of it! So much to see and do x x tea room is a bit pricy but hot food is fabulous especially the chilli yum yum

Absolutely wonderful day, seeing a baby lamb come into the world, holding some very cute little chicks and stroking a lamb. Lovely lunch in the coffee shop and great fun in the playground! We can spend hours here, cannot wait for the warmer weather, for picnic days! Thank u Temple Newsam.

We love it here and come regularly, the only let down is the extortionate prices in the cafe and shop. £2 for a can of pop, no prices displayed either....I won’t be back!

The farm is great for the kids. Lots of animals to see. The only thing that let it down was the cafe. £2 for a can of coke and £4.95 for a sandwich (2 slices of bread with cheese and pickle in it) is really expensive. If you go to temple newsam take your own food and drink.

Lovely grounds and parks. Farm animals look like they're looked after well. The gentleman stood at the entrance to take your tickets is very informative and friendly. Only downside to today was a 20minute wait for the toilet as a few were out of order and we visited too early to see all the flowers in bloom. Another visit in the summer will hopefully rectify that!

Great place. Went with out little girl. She loved the children's play areas. So much to see plus the little farm area. Did the dinosaur exhibition which was ok but nothing spectacular. Lovely grounds and well maintained. Tried out the cafe a bit disappointed. Very, very expensive and nothing much really for us as vegetarians. Especially as I don't eat spices and veggi options all spicy. Everything took about 40 mins to do and she was getting restless and bored. Ok for a brew but not worth it otherwise. The toilet facilities were clean and well maintained on the grounds and a nice gift shop. Overall a lovely day out.

Great place , lovely gardens , beautiful lake, the farm is great on price kids love it... the kids park is great and free to use.. its surrounded by open fields dog walkers welcome. Great to set up a picnic we love it.

went to the coffee house today and the coffee i was served was luke warm, i told the guy serving and rather than give me a fresh cup, he put it in the microwave!!

We must have blinked and missed the animals. Saw a few chickens and pigs and a couple of rabbits.

The route around the farm poorly signed and convoluted if you have small children with you. No staff to act as guides or explain anything. And where were the workshops of cheese making and blacksmithing?

Raising of game required!

I visited last summer and had a terrible gallstone attack whilst I was there.i was in agony and laid on the grass for hours.

My husband asked for a first aider and was told there isn't one !

No one helped,or offered to ring an ambulance

And there was no first aid box available to offer pain relief