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Now on — Ian Stephenson: Planes of Heaven In the Design House — works from the collection Open seven days a week, 11am – 4pm · Please book ahead Now on — Ian Stephenson: Planes of Heaven In the Design House — works from the collection Open seven days a week, 11am – 4pm · Please book ahead

Now on — Ian Stephenson: Planes of Heaven · In the Design House — works from the collection · Open seven days a week, 11am – 4pm · Please book ahead · Now on — Ian Stephenson: Planes of Heaven · In the Design House — works from the collection · Open seven days a week, 11am – 4pm · Please book ahead ·

Opening times & essentials

Opening: Seven days a week
11am — 4pm
Admission: Free — donations towards the upkeep of the park are gratefully received
Please book ahead & sign in on arrival
Groups: Groups of more than six — please let us know in advance
groups@sculpture.uk.com
Contact: +44 (0)1980 862244
nac@sculpture.uk.com

Before you arrive

All visitors must check in at the main house on arrival — please ring the doorbell.
Please do not climb on or touch the sculptures.
There are areas of uneven ground — please wear sensible footwear.
Children and young people must be accompanied by an adult throughout.
Dogs are not permitted in the park.
There are no café facilities, and picnics are not allowed. Lavatories are available.
Photography of the main house is not permitted; no filming without prior consent.
No smoking anywhere on the site.
Parking is free.
Visitor numbers are limited — large groups should contact us in advance.

Kenneth Armitage, Richmond Oak, 1985 (cast 1990), in the grounds at Roche Court

Access

An enjoyable visit for everyone.

The sculpture park is accessible on foot, though some areas are uneven and — as a private garden — not every part is fully accessible. If you need wheelchair access, please let us know before your visit; a ramp is available. If you have any special requirements, contact us in advance and we will do all we can to help.

FAQs

What are the usual opening hours?

We are open 11am – 4pm, seven days a week. Changes to our regular opening times — public holidays, for example — are advertised on our news page.

Do I need to book my visit?

We encourage visitors to get in touch ahead of a visit, though we know this is not always possible. On arrival, please ring the doorbell in front of the main house to sign in.

Groups of more than six people should let us know in advance. Organised groups are asked not to lead self-guided tours — please email groups@sculpture.uk.com to book a guided tour instead.

How much does a visit cost?

Admission to the sculpture park and galleries is free. We are grateful for donations towards the upkeep of the park and to support young sculptors. Paid guided tours are available and must be booked in advance.

Can I bring my dog?

We ask that you do not bring dogs — they are not allowed access to the park.

Is there anywhere to eat?

We do not have café facilities and picnics are not allowed. Salisbury, a short drive away, has many options.

Anthony Caro, Palanquin, 1987–91, at Roche Court Sculpture Park

How to find us

A short drive
from Salisbury.

Address: Roche Court Sculpture Park,
Roche Court, East Winterslow,
Salisbury, Wiltshire SP5 1BG
By car: Signposted from the A30 between Salisbury and Stockbridge.
Parking is free.
By train: Salisbury station is around 15 minutes away by taxi.
Questions: +44 (0)1980 862244
nac@sculpture.uk.com

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Roche Court,East Winterslow.

Opening times & essentials

Before you arrive

An enjoyable visit for everyone.

FAQs

A short drivefrom Salisbury.

Roche Court,
East Winterslow.

A short drive
from Salisbury.