Scampston Hall - Home - Malton, North Yorkshire

Welcome to Scampston

My family and I hope you have a wonderful time and enjoy exploring the Walled Garden here at Scampston, as well as learning about the history of the Hall and Parkland.

Our award-winning Walled Garden is a stunningly beautiful, contemporary garden, quite unlike any other. Designed by the much admired Dutch landscape designer Piet Oudolf, it is well worth a visit!

Scampston Hall is one of the finest regency country houses in North Yorkshire, and contains many fine works of art, furniture and porcelain. But above all it is our family home and we are delighted to share it with you through guided tours in the summer months.

We look forward to welcoming you soon.

Chris Legard

The Walled Garden

Set within the 18th century walls of the original kitchen garden for Scampston Hall, the Walled Garden has an exciting and unashamedly modern feel to it and complements the adjacent 18th century ‘Capability’ Brown park.

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The Hall & Park

Scampston Hall, home to Christopher & Miranda Legard and their family, is one of the finest examples of a regency country house in North Yorkshire.

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Venue Hire

The perfect venue for a conference, drinks reception, product launch or lavish dinner, we can provide everything to ensure that your company day runs perfectly.

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Park Lodges

The Scampston Park Lodges development is destined to be the north of England’s finest holiday lodge park. From its original conception and throughout the design process, we have considered every detail to ensure that the park becomes the destination of choice for discerning second home owners.

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WHAT'S ON AT SCAMPSTON

Monthly Wildlife Club

Sun 06 Feb 2022

Brilliant birds!

Nature Scamps

Mon 28 Feb 2022

Friendly play sessions for families with children from 18 months to 5 years

Monthly Wildlife Club

Sun 06 Mar 2022

Bushcraft Bonanza!

Nature Scamps

Mon 07 Mar 2022

Friendly play sessions for families with children from 18 months to 5 years

Nature Scamps

Mon 14 Mar 2022

Friendly play sessions for families with children from 18 months to 5 years

Nature Scamps

Mon 21 Mar 2022

Friendly play sessions for families with children from 18 months to 5 years

Willow Hare Workshop

Fri 25 Mar 2022

Come and make your own willow hare.

Mother's Day Special Weekend

Sat 26 Mar 2022 - Sun 27 Mar 2022

Join us at Scampston this weekend to celebrate Mother’s Day where all mums can come in for free!

Nature Scamps

Mon 28 Mar 2022

Friendly play sessions for families with children from 18 months to 5 years

Jo Garlick exhibits Spring Exhibition

Wed 30 Mar 2022 - Sun 12 Jun 2022

This Spring, Jo Garlick’s exhibition in the Garden Cafe illustrates the beauty of the natural world that surrounds us in Yorkshire, including its wildlife and stunning landscapes.

Monthly Wildlife Club

Sun 03 Apr 2022

Spectacular Spring!

Nature Scamps

Mon 04 Apr 2022

Friendly play sessions for families with children from 18 months to 5 years

Guided Heritage Walk

Wed 13 Apr 2022

Fancy learning more about our stunning ‘Capability’ Brown Parkland? Join us on a guided heritage walk!

Easter Storytelling, Crafts & Games

Mon 18 Apr 2022

Join us this Easter Bank Holiday for some egg decorating, captivating stories in the walled garden, fun games and egg rolling down the mount!

Residents' Community Weekend

Sat 23 Apr 2022 - Sun 24 Apr 2022

Are you a Ryedale Resident? Come to Scampston for FREE this weekend!

TESTIMONIALS

"The Walled Garden at Scampston is really imaginative and creative and a marvellous use of space. It is without doubt one of the great gardens of the early 21st century."

Sir Richard Carew Pole

"This garden has made our visit a pure delight and is now in my top 5 gardens. Stunning structure and detail. Calming and strong. A real pleasure - thank you for the pure inspiration. "

Sarah, Warwickshire

"Within the historic Walled Garden at Scampston Hall there are eight rooms, each one a wonderful display of contemporary planting, structure and form."

Stephen Lacy, Daily Telegraph