Welcome to Preston Park Museum & Grounds! Nestled alongside the River Tees, this former Georgian gentleman's residence houses a vast …
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Aug 30, 2024
Great trip out. We were staying with grandparents and we fancied a trip out together. The park was brilliant for the kids, the house/museum was excellent and we loved the Victorian street. Lots of se… Full review by Ruth C
Aug 28, 2024
Visited Butterfly World which was amazing, and inexpensive. Then went to the Adventure Play Area which the kids really enjoyed. Afterwards we visited the cafe, which I have to say was very disappoi… Full review by bob_and_carole73
Jul 24, 2024
Good cheap day out with plenty to do, staff very friendly and helpful. Very tasty cakes in the cafe in the okd style street too. The accessibility for wheelchairs onbthe main house is ok, could do wi… Full review by Jonathon F
What are the cafe and tea room's like, what food do they provide? Do they serve gluten free food?
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Hi, we have a cafe and tea room here at Preston Park: 1) Our Victorian themed tea room is located on our Victorian Street and serves cakes and scones as well as hot and cold drinks. …
Hi, we have a cafe and tea room here at Preston Park: 1) Our Victorian themed tea room is located on our Victorian Street and serves cakes and scones as well as hot and cold drinks. Please note that this is part of the museum experience and museum admission applies (£2.50 Adult, tickets are valid for a year). The tea room sells a selection of gluten free products. 2) Cafe Tees is located in the park and offers a wider selection of hot and cold food, as well as ice cream. This is next to the adventure play area and can get very busy in school holidays. 3) Alternatively if it's a nice day, we have lots of wide open space if you would like to enjoy a picnic in the grounds. Hope this helps and you can come and visit soon. Preston Park Museum & Grounds
What is the story with the empty enclosure at the adventure playground??
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Hi, Due to local authority cuts and consideration of the future welfare of the animals which were originally kept in the Aviary it was decided it was no longer feasible to keep animals. …
Hi, Due to local authority cuts and consideration of the future welfare of the animals which were originally kept in the Aviary it was decided it was no longer feasible to keep animals. Since it closed a number of organisations have expressed an interest to take over the Aviary and change the use of the building. working with the local authority they went through public consultation to then apply for funding to develop the building, unfortunately this has been unsuccessful for different reasons. The local authority is now working on a future plan for the park which will improve the facilities even further, this also includes the Aviary site. Hope this gives you a better insight.
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