Preston Park and Museum

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About Preston Park and Museum

Preston Park Museum and Grounds is set amongst 100 acres of beautiful parkland overlooking the River Tees. Preston Park Museum and Grounds offers an exciting and enjoyable day out for everyone, whatever the weather.

The park itself has a huge adventure play area, completing with a clmbing frame and dedicated area for toddlers. You'll also find lots of river and woodland walks that offer a great chance to see lots of wildlife. Dont forget to check out the skate park too where you can practice your tricks or simply watch others! If you love trains, why not ride the small guage railway!

There's also immaculate walled gardens filled with colours, hives and woodland walks where you can climb under old tyres, make dens and play in the mud kitchen. 

At the museum there's lots of galleries. Explore the history and ambitions of the families that made Preston Park, see the famous The Dice Players Painting and uncover how people came to settle and the trades and skills they brought with them. 

You'll also learn how Stockton has changed over the last 200 years, including toys and household appliances. There's always changing exhibitions, so make sure to check out the website before you visit so you know what's happening. 

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Adults £5.00

Children £3.00

Free Under 3 years

Last Update 2023

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Preston Park and Museum FAQ’s

I’m Hungry! Can I get food at Preston Park and Museum?

Enjoy food and drink at Preston Park’s Victorian tearoom

Does Preston Park and Museum have a gift shop?

There is something for everyone in the Museum's Gift Shop, from kids pocket money souvenirs, to handmade gifts unique to Preston Park.

Teachers corner

School visits and workshops led by their learning team

Is Preston Park and Museum fully accessible?

The park has many accessible paths, however there are also a number of rough and uneven pathways which can be difficult to navigate, especially in wet conditions.