Ham House Tours and Tickets

A visit to Ham House typically costs from £17–£18.70 for adults, and £8.50–£9.40 for children aged between 5–17 years old. Prices vary depending on whether you include gift aid or not. Kids under 5 years old can enter for free, and there are family packages available, too.

Ham House is partially accessible, with ramped access to the ground floor and an accessible bathroom on-site, near the shop. As it’s an old building, some parts are inaccessible—such as the upper floors, which can only be accessed by stairs. Visitors can ask about an accessible route, and there are wheelchairs available to borrow, too.

Yes, many people believe that Ham House is one of Britain’s most haunted houses. The building dates back to the 17th century, and reported hauntings describe 16 ghosts, including a heartbroken servant, a duchess, and even the ghost of a dog. The house is reported to have cold spots and occasionally the sound of footsteps.

Yes, there are beautiful gardens to explore at Ham House. The grounds include a walled kitchen garden, a woodland area, and over 100 fruit trees. There’s also a meadow where tulips and lavender grow, a cherry garden, and a terrace garden planted in the 17th-century style. Free garden tours run March–November.

That depends. In many cases, you can take photos for personal use, but it’s advisable to look out for relevant signs and check with staff when you visit. Ham House is a National Trust property but rules for photography and filming vary between different estates. National Trust properties require advance permission for influencers and journalists.

Yes, there’s an on-site café at Ham House called the Orangery Café. Here, visitors can enjoy treats such as scones, seasonal soups, coffee, ice creams, and cakes. The walled kitchen garden provides produce for the cafe year-round, including pumpkins, redcurrants, and peppers—ensuring lots of fresh and healthy seasonal lunch options.