Bank Hall Snowdrop Sunday from 12 noon until 4pm at Bank Hall, Bank Hall Drive, Liverpool Road, Bretherton, Leyland, Lancashire, PR26 9BG. The Bank Hall grounds will be open for their famous Snowdrop displays on Sundays and Wednesdays throughout February 2026. Come and enjoy the woodland walks through the carpets of snowdrops said to be one of the best displays in the country! Can your little explorers find the winter fairies? The Prospect Tower will be open and available to visit by pre-booking; please see link below for how to book your tour. Snowdrop Walks – Pay on the gate entry. Adults £4, Children (under 16) FREE (they take cash and card payments). 🎟️ Prospect Tower admissions are by PRE-BOOKING via this link (However, if there are any spaces on the day, pay on the gate admissions will be opened up for tours). 🌳 Please note that access to the grounds is not included in the Prospect Tower booking unless you book a “General Admission Including Access to the Grounds” ticket. Grounds open 12pm – 4pm. Tower Tours at 11am and 1pm (on Sunday). 🌱 For 2026 there are a limited amount of snowdrops for sale each week (Sundays only). 🧚‍♂️ NEW for 2026 – Winter Fairy Trail. Come and find the fairies in their winter wonderland amongst the carpets of wonderful white snowdrops. (Sundays only) ☕️ Refreshments will be available on Sundays. 🚾 Portaloo facilities are within the gardens, Tower visitors will have access to the toilet in the tower. 🚗 Free Parking – may be limited at busy times. ⚠️ Please do not park in the Kindergarten carpark on Wednesday events. ♿️ The paths are woodchip and may be unsuitable for wheelchair users. The tower has 76 steps to the clock room level. The exhibition room is on the first floor (25 steps). For more information, please click here. Directions: The Bank Hall site is located off the A59 close to Bank Bridge. The Post Code is now PR26 9BG. This is a new code for the Bank Hall building and should direct you straight to it. The Ordnance Survey co-ordinates are 53 degrees 4032N and 2 degrees 4854W. Should you arrive at the War Memorial at Bretherton you should continue heading towards the A59 and at the roundabout on the A59 turn left and the access to Bank Hall is approximately ½ mile on your left. Those travelling from the South (Ormskirk/Southport/Tarleton) on the A59 will find the entrance on the right hand side shortly after the sharp turn on Bank Bridge. For safety it may be better to travel to the roundabout referred to above and return back down the A59. Visitors should not access the site via Carriageway Drive which starts close to the War Memorial in Bretherton, as at the present time this is only used for exiting the site on Open Days.