Places to visit

A list of our tourist attractions in the borough including opening times, locations and ticket prices where relevant.

Kirkleatham Museum 

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Front view of Kirkleatham Museum

Kirkleatham Museum is home to a treasure trove of artefacts and exhibitions, all housed in a magnificent 1709 Queen Anne building. 

The museum plays host to an annual programme of exciting exhibitions, family events, musical performances, and seasonal activities. 

Visitors can also enjoy the beautiful grounds found around the museum, with excitement and adventure for children of all ages. 

Admission and opening 

The museum is open Tuesday to Sunday, 10am to 4.30pm. 

Admission to the museum is free. Occasionally there are charges for some of the touring exhibitions and events held at the site. 

How to find us 

Kirkleatham Museum and Grounds

Kirkleatham 

Redcar 

TS10 5NW

Accessibility 

The museum has three floors and is completely accessible for wheelchair users. Guide dogs and hearing dogs are welcome to visit the museum too. 

Museum staff are on hand to help. 

Further information can be found by calling the museum on 01642 479500. 

Flatts Lane 

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Front view of the visitor centre at Flatts Lane

Flatts Lane Woodland Country Park is around 40 hectares of woodland, wetland and meadows managed as a local nature reserve by the Council. 

The park offers stunning views of Eston Hills, industrial Teesside and the North York Moors. 

Educational and recreational events are held regularly for schools, colleges and the public. 

There is a visitor centre with a wide variety of informative, historical and educational displays, and a small gift shop. 

Opening times and access

Car park and general access is free and open 24/7. 

We endeavour to have the visitor centre open as much as we can, but opening times do vary. Feel free to get in touch if you want to plan a visit. 

Cyclists and horse riders are very welcome, but are required to keep to the marked bridleways (and off the footpaths and woodland trails). 

All motor powered vehicles, including off road bikes and quads, are strictly prohibited over the entirety of the site and will be reported to the police. 

No camping, BBQs or fires are permitted at any time. 

Admission to the site is free. Some events throughout the year will be subject to an admission fee, please see the ‘What’s on’ section for events and admission costs.

Contact information

Address:

Flatts Lane Woodland Country Park

Normanby

TS6 0NN

Telephone: 01642 459629

Email: flattslanecentre@redcar-cleveland.gov.uk

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FlattsLane/

Errington Wood

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Owl wooden statue in Errington Woods

Errington Wood is on the northern face of the hillside above the village of New Marske. It is named after the Errington family, the original landowners, who in 1773 planted the area with trees as a cash crop. 

Within the wood there are over 9 miles of well-maintained paths, the lower one of which is flat with a solid surface. 

The wood’s industrial heritage is not readily visible from the paths, however those keen on doing so can discover many historical artefacts from the ironstone mining period, 1851 to 1923, the stone quarrying believed to be from the 16th and 17th centuries and as far back as the Bronze Age. 

Kirkleatham Walled Garden

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Image of Kirkleatham Walled Garden in bloom

The Grade II-listed Kirkleatham Walled Garden has been restored after being closed for more than 30 years. 

Visitors can now find formal gardens, a science garden, areas for activities and a glasshouse, along with a café, a shop and a 350-seat pavilion, which is available for events such as weddings, dinners and corporate events. 

The café serves produce grown locally, home-baked favourites, hot meals and hot and cold beverages. 

Opening times and admission

  • Gardens: 10am – 5.30pm, last entry at 3.30pm
  • Café: 10am – 5.40pm, last orders taken at 4.30pm

Admission is to the garden only (you don’t need a ticket to visit the café or shop). 

Ticket prices

Single tickets: 

  • Adults: £4
  • Concession: £3
  • 1 adult & 1 child: £5
  • Family ticket (2 adults and up to 3 children): £10

Annual Tickets: 

  • Annual pass: £6
  • Concession annual pass: £5
  • Family annual pass (2 adults and up to 3 children): £20

Groups:

  • Group of up to 15: £90
  • Group tour: £240



For all bookings including bus tours and group bookings, email: info@kirkleathamwalledgarden.co.uk

Please note opening times may change seasonally – so check before you visit.

Assistance dogs only allowed.