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Leighton Hall is set against a backdrop of the Lake District fells, which makes it the perfect place to display a huge selection of classic vehicles, including classic cars, Land Rovers, motorcycles, vans, kit cars, custom, modern classics, trucks, 4x4s, military vehicles and commercials.
There's an array of enthusiasts who‘ll be showcasing their pride and joys on Leighton’s terrace and park with a chance to talk to the owners and swap top tips and stories. Browse plentiful trade stands and the ever-popular auto-jumble for the chance to pick up that elusive bargain or spare part. Then sit and relax to highlights of the classic car world with full arena displays and commentary throughout the day.
There’s plenty for everyone in the family to look forward to, as Leighton boasts acres of parkland and gardens, a nineteenth century walled garden, woodland walks and children’s discovery trails.
Visitors are invited to use the gardens, stroll through the woodland walk and enjoy the tree face trial. There’s plenty of outdoor activities to keep the children happy, including the caterpillar maze, Bee corner, insect hotel, brass rubbings and play area. Private classic cars are warmly welcome.
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| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Adults | £12.50 per ticket |
| Children 3 - 15 years | £5.00 per ticket |
| Family (to adults and up to three children) | £30.00 per ticket |
Ticket includes entry to event, park and gardens.
Partner of Visit Lancashire 2018Only three miles from the M6 off jct 35 and then on to the A6 North (signposted Milnthorpe) and follow the brown tourism signs for Leighton Hall. Narrow lanes. Special yellow AA signs for coaches.
Train to Carnforth, then bus to Warton. Walk a half mile up the Coach Road.
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