Cusworth Hall Museum & Park
📍 Cusworth Ln, Doncaster DN5 7TU, UK
About Cusworth Hall Museum & Park
Cusworth Hall Museum & Park, nestled in Doncaster, offers visitors a captivating journey through local history amidst stunning parkland. This historic Grade I listed building houses a fascinating museum with engaging displays about the area's social history. Beyond the hall, guests can explore expansive grounds featuring a picturesque lake, charming woodland walks, and a dedicated playground, making it a perfect destination for all ages.
Highly rated by visitors with 4.6 out of 5 stars, the museum provides an insightful look into past lifestyles and living conditions, making it an educational and enjoyable experience, especially for families. Reviewers frequently praise the free admission to the museum and the well-maintained, spacious park. On-site amenities include Butler's Cafe, offering refreshments and light bites, and a pub for a more substantial stop.
Visiting Information
Cusworth Hall Museum & Park is open on Monday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM, and closed on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. The venue is fully accessible, featuring wheelchair-accessible parking and entrances. For convenience, a variety of payment options are accepted, including credit cards, debit cards, and NFC payments, ensuring a smooth visit for all.
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📍 Cusworth Ln, Doncaster DN5 7TU, UK
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Showing 5 of 2,928 reviews from Google Maps.Last updated 30 January 2026.
Perfect day for a family day out all weathers. Free admission, informative museum, interesting displays. Good for children to learn about lifestyles /living conditions from the past. There’s a cafe and a pub there as well. Good size park with a little lake to observe the ducks and swans. Parking for 2 hours just under £2. Card payment only.
Very nice museum and free Entry is a bonus really nice set out and 3 floors of memorabilia to look at would definitely go back
We visited on our way home after a visit to York! It broke our journey up and to stretch our legs. We walked around the grounds and visited the museum. The grounds are lovely. Our boys who are 10 and 8 enjoyed a play in the park. Before we left we enjoyed hot drinks and cakes in Butler’s cafe which was lovely. Highly recommend a visit!
It's always a pleasure to find a lovely park for a stroll. I love to take in the sights and sounds of nature when I can. There is something so calming about being surrounded by trees and greenery. Taking a walk is a great way to clear your head and boost your mood. I highly recommend finding a nice park to visit!
It's a beautiful house and gardens. The lake area is beautiful and well kept, there's ducks and geese too. The gardens are well maintained and there's plenty of seats and trestle tables dotted around. It's a great place to chill out on a sunny day. There's a great cafe with seating inside and outside, it has a large menu which includes vegan and gluten free dishes and has a large selection of hot & cold drinks. The gardens are fairly small but there are plenty of public rights of way and the countryside is beautiful. It's around 1 mile walk from Sprotbrough and only 2.5 mile walk from Doncaster.