Discover the story of the 300-year-old Grade II-listed stable block of Whiteley Wood Hall and experience the tranquil nine-acre grounds.

Discover the story of the 300-year-old Grade II-listed stable block of Whiteley Wood Hall and experience the tranquil nine-acre grounds that surround it. Enjoy a guided tour of this historic site which is now used by young people for residentials and day visits.

The stable block on our site was originally used as domestic support buildings for Whiteley Wood Hall, which dated back to 1663. By 1929 the hall was in disrepair , the estate divided up and Sheffield Girl Guides bought part of it in 1935 for £3,000. The hall was demolished in the early 1960s. The stables themselves date back to the late 18th century and early 19th century, with mid and late 20th century alterations, and sit around a central yard. They currently house a residential facility, wardens’ cottages, storage and meeting areas and are surrounded by campsites and activity areas.

Learn more about the history of the site, some of the people who made the hall their home, and how the site is used today with a guided tour.

4 Guided tours will take place during the day at

10am, 11.15am, 1pm and 2.15pm. Please book on a tour and arrive 10 minutes before the start of your tour. 12 - 15 people will be in each group.

Refreshments will be available. No dogs allowed on site, assistance dogs welcome. Our site is a non smoking/vaping site.

The tour will cover hard surfaces and grassy fields which are bumpy/have slopes. Areas may be muddy. Please wear appropriate strong footwear and dress for the weather.

Families are welcome. The event is guided tour based and visitors are asked to stay with the tour group and in agreed areas during their visit.

Description supplied by the event organiser.