Winter Grounds Passes 2023

Winter Grounds Pass November 1st - December 30th 

During our late Fall and early Winter seasons, come and enjoy the quiet and peaceful surroundings at Lyndhurst.
From November 1st through December 30th a Winter Grounds Pass will be required for entry to the Lyndhurst property. There will be no restrooms available on days we are closed!

If there is availability, the Grounds Pass can be upgraded to a Mansion tour. Please check with staff in the Welcome Center when you arrive. The Welcome Center will be open starting November 25th and will be open Thursday through Tuesday, until December 30th. It is closed Wednesdays and on holidays.

A Winter Grounds Pass offers general admission to the property between the hours of 9:30 am with the last entry at 2:30 pm as the property closes at 3:30 pm. It does not include entrance to the Mansion.  If you want to see inside the mansion please instead select a Holiday Classic Mansion Tour for tickets. 

• The Winter Grounds pass is rain or shine and is not refundable.


• A Grounds Pass is only good for the day you are coming to the grounds. Passes are non-transferable.


• Special Event ticket holders who wish to visit the grounds during the day must purchase a Ground Pass.


• A Grounds Pass is good for those looking to just enjoy the grounds and are not taking a tour.


• A Grounds Pass does not substitute permission to enter the grounds and take portrait photography. 


• A Grounds Pass is necessary for those entering the property through the front entry.


• Please have your pre-purchased ticket available to show the gate attendant upon arrival.


• Select the print-at-home option when purchasing your ticket or have it ready on your mobile phone!


• Picnicking is allowed, we ask that you carry out what you carry in. No alcohol!


• Please leash your dogs while on the grounds.

For everyone’s safety, Lyndhurst encourages masks in all indoor spaces.  As in any public setting, we cannot guarantee that you will not be exposed to COVID-19. By visiting Lyndhurst, you voluntarily assume such risks.