Quebec House is the childhood home of General James Wolfe, the victor of the Battle of Quebec in 1759, who secured British dominance in North America and claimed the territories of New France, which would later become Canada. The house transports you back to the 1730s when Wolfe lived there with his family. See the many artefacts and enjoy family trails.

Opening Hours
Peak
Wednesday to Sunday
Off Peak
Friday to Sunday
Time vary.

Price
National Trust Member: Free
Standard | Gift Aid
Adult: £9 | £9.90
Child - 5 to 17 years: £4.50 | £5
Child - under 5 years: Free
Family - 2 adults + up to 3 children: £22.50 | £24.80
One Adult Family: £13.50 | £14.90.

Accessibility
Partly accessible grounds, level entrance to the building, with two steps to rooms, and a portable ramp available. Some exhibitions via stairs only. Wheelchair in house available.

Travel Details

Bus
246 service runs from Bromley North train station (passing Bromley South train station) to Westerham. The 401 service runs from Sevenoaks and the 236 runs from Edenbridge and Oxted.

Train
Edenbridge and Oxted - both 4 miles.

Parking
No parking on site - nearest is Darent Car Park (not National Trust, Pay & Display) on A25, 80 yards from Quebec House; footpath to house.

Dogs
Dog on short lead in garden only.

Facilities
Toilets • Disabled Toilets • Induction Loop • Braille Guide

Picture Credit: © The National Trust.

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