Warcop Parish Hall

Visit the Field Museum at Warcop

Join us at Warcop Parish Hall for a chance to explore fascinating archaeological discoveries from the A66 Northern Trans-Pennine project and learn more about the area’s rich heritage.

Opening Times

Saturday 3 October – Sunday 4 October | 10:00am – 4:00pm

Admission is free and visitors are welcome to drop in at any time during opening hours.

Parking

Parking is available at Warcop Parish Hall, with additional on-street parking throughout the village.
Please park considerately and avoid blocking access routes, driveways, or local roads.

Accessibility

Warcop Parish Hall is a fully accessible venue and includes:

• Two designated disabled parking bays;
• Step-free access throughout;
• Accessible toilet facilities.

Dogs

Assistance dogs are welcome.

Food and refreshments

There are no food or refreshment facilities available at the venue.

Nearby options include:

• The Sandford Arms, Sandford
• Café 66, on the A66

Make a day of it

Why not combine your visit with some of the attractions nearby?

• Brough Castle 🏰 Explore the impressive remains of this medieval fortress overlooking the Eden Valley.
• The Brilliance of Birds Exhibition, Rheged 🐦 Catch the final weekend of this special exhibition celebrating birdlife and nature.
• Apple Tasting Weekend at Acorn Bank 🍏 Enjoy seasonal activities and sample traditional apple varieties at this National Trust property near Temple Sowerby.

See you soon!

We look forward to welcoming you to Warcop and sharing the stories, objects, and discoveries uncovered along the A66. Whether you’re interested in archaeology, local history, or simply looking for something different to do, there’s plenty to discover at the Field Museum.