Seaton Sluice & Blyth: Delaval Discoveries Wider Estate Walk
Join us for our regular wider estate walks to discover more about the Delavals and their local interests. Take in delightful views across the landscape and find out more about the area's history.
- Booking essential
Explore the centuries of history in and around Seaton Sluice and Blyth on this circular trail. Seaton Delaval was granted to the Delaval family in the 11th century and the earliest record of a building here is a defensive 'tower'. Discover how for more than 900 years, the family has played its part in protecting the area from civil conflicts, wars against the French and attacks during the First and Second World Wars.
Times
Prices
| Ticket type | Ticket category |
|---|---|
| All tickets | £5.00 |
The basics
- Booking details
Call 0344 249 1895
- Suitability
Recommended age 14+.
- Meeting point
Meet at Visitor Welcome.
- What to bring and wear
Please wear weather-appropriate, outdoor clothing and footwear. Heels are not recommended.
- Accessibility
This walk includes steps, uneven terrain and stiles. This walk takes in farmland where livestock graze; access dogs only.
- Other
Entrance to the property is not included in this event. Normal admission charges will apply if you wish to include a visit to the Hall. Please note that timings are approximate.
Upcoming events
North East Emerging Artist Award
Your chance to explore work from emerging and early career artists in or from the region. See the final pieces from the three 2022/23 winners and vote for your favourite from the shortlisted eight for 2023/24.
Delaval Discoveries: Potted History Talk
Join our expert guides daily for an introduction to the gay Delavals, the most notorious of Georgian partygoers and pranksters and discover the story behind Sir John Vanbrugh's 300 year old masterpiece.
Tots' Plots
Join us for our free weekly drop-in gardening club for toddlers, packed full of activities whatever the weather.
Delaval Discoveries: Garden Tour
Join us to discover how we care for this historic landscape. Explore the history of architect Sir John Vanbrugh's pleasure grounds and find out what's new and in bloom this month.