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Overview

Murton Park is a breathtaking living museum that offers an immersive experience for families. It’s a perfect destination for creating unforgettable memories that will last a lifetime. This museum captivates all generations, especially the young ones. In addition to its remarkable open-air museum, Murton Park is home to some of the most well-known historical re-enactment societies in the North of England.

You can look forward to special events throughout the year, where groups like the Trail Blazers Western Re-enactment Society and Jorvikingi Viking Re-enactment Society bring history to life. Murton Park also has a museum, railway, animals, playground, and living history sites, ensuring everyone can find something magical to enjoy.

Things to do

Murton Park offers a wide range of family-friendly attractions, ensuring that there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Visitors can explore various activities, from the museum and railway to the charming animals and playground. They can also enter history at the Living History Sites, experiencing life as a Viking or Roman.

Whether you’re fascinated by history, trains, animals, or simply seeking adventure, Murton Park has it all. The museum was established in 1982 and showcased the region’s agricultural heritage with exhibits that range from historic vehicles to Women’s Land Army displays.

Don’t miss the chance to ride the Derwent Valley Light Railway, a volunteer-run heritage line offering passenger services on select days. Meet the friendly animals on-site, including pigs, goats, ponies, and rare breeds.

With recent additions like the Mud Kitchen and expanded Sandpit, alongside traditional playground features, there’s endless fun for kids of all ages. Plus, ample picnic areas and green spaces provide the perfect spot to relax and refuel amidst the excitement.

Food & Drink

Indulge your taste buds with a tasty meal at the Yorkshire Barn Café located in Murton Park!

Whether you prefer a hearty homemade breakfast, mouth-watering lunch or tempting afternoon tea, you’ll find something to suit your taste. Every dish is made with love and top-quality Yorkshire ingredients such as cheese, meat, fruits, and veggies, resulting in a burst of flavour.

Enjoy a cup of specially roasted coffee from Divine in York for the perfect pick-me-up.

Location

Things to know

Address
Murton Lane
Murton
York
North Yorkshire
YO19 5UF
Opening Hours

Daily: 10 am – 4:30 pm (last admission at 3.30 pm)

The Yorkshire Barn Café is open daily (with last orders for hot food 3-3.30 pm).

Pricing

Family (2 adults, 3 children): £38
Adult: £14
Child: £12
Under 2: FREE
Senior (60+): £12
Student: £12
Carer: FREE

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