Swarthmoor Hall is a place for reflection and spiritual exploration. It provides a unique opportunity to connect with Quaker history and values while enjoying the peaceful surroundings of the Cumbrian countryside.
Find out more about its history, sustainability and those who help to run it.
Discover Swarthmoor Hall, the cradle of Quakerism. Follow in the footsteps of George Fox, founder of the Quaker movement, with a tour of the atmospheric 17th-century house, and find out more about this turbulent period of British history.
Explore our peaceful gardens and grounds, nestled in the Cumbrian countryside. Grab a bite to eat in our cosy Barn Café or browse the thought-provoking books and carefully selected gifts in our shop.
If you need more time to truly soak in the atmosphere, why not book a stay in one of our guest rooms or self-catering cottages?
Stay at Swarthmoor Hall and soak in the unique and serene atmosphere. We have five lovely self-catering cottages for groups of four to eight people.
One aisle of the Old Hall has been converted into five guest rooms, all with en-suite bathrooms, and one of the cottages is fully accessible.
Looking for the perfect venue to host your next retreat? Swarthmoor Hall welcomes you to a tranquil haven set amid breathtaking natural surroundings, with state-of-the-art facilities.
Anyone is welcome to join a pilgrimage at Swarthmoor Hall and walk in George Fox’s footsteps.
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Swarthmoor Hall is owned by Britain Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers), Friends House, 173 Euston Road, London NW1 2BJ.
Registered charity number: 1127633. It is managed by its trading subsidiary – Quiet Company.
The whole site, including café and gardens will be closed on Thursday 21st November.
