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Beatrix Potter Gallery
About
The Beatrix Potter Gallery contains highlights of the National Trust's collection of original Beatrix Potter artwork. Each year there is a unique, changing exhibition displaying some classic gems and enabling you to discover dairies, letters, sketches and photos that inspired Beatrix Potter's work. These rarely seen items, give a fascinating insight into Beatrix Potter's life, interest and love of the Lakes.
PLEASE NOTE: The Beatrix Potter Gallery is due to reopen 17 May 2021.
Delightful small shop, selling a range of locally produced gifts, Beatrix Potter souvenirs and National Trust products.
Entrance one step down from street level with immediate sharp right turn. Then level ground floor access to three rooms. Many steps to first floor gallery rooms (4).
Introductory talk for all visitors.
All visitors must book a ticket in advance, including members, to guarantee entry to the Gallery. Tickets will be released every Friday for the following week. Please see the Beatrix Potter Gallery website 'What's On' section to book.
Book Tickets
Opening Times
* Please see the National Trust website for the most recent up to date opening times as they are subject to change.
Guide Prices
Adult £7.20, children £3.60, family £18.00. National Trust members free. Please note these prices include a voluntary 10% donation. Visitors can also choose to pay standard entry prices.
Facilities
Booking & Payment Details
- Credit cards accepted (no fee)
Children
- Children welcome
Parking
- Parking with charge
Property Facilities
- Dogs not accepted (except guidedogs)
- Gift shop
- Smoking not allowed
Site Features
- National Trust Property
Target Markets
- Accepts groups
- Coach parties accepted
Tripadvisor
Awards
- Other Awards
Self-assessed Accessibility Information 2020 - Other Awards
National Trust 2019
Map & Directions
Road Directions
B5286 from Ambleside 4 miles, B5285 from Coniston 5 miles. Next to Red Lion pub in the centre of Hawkshead village. Parking, not National Trust, 200 yds.Accessible by Public Transport: Windermere station is 6 miles away.
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