Please note our onsite visitor's car park will be temporarily closed until mid May
〰️ Alternative car park information can be found below 〰️
Please note our onsite visitor's car park will be temporarily closed until mid May 〰️ Alternative car park information can be found below 〰️
Plan your visit
Shop
Museum & Exhibitions
Shop open:
Monday to Saturday: 10am - 5pm (all year)
Sunday: 11am - 4pm (March to October)
Museum open:
Monday to Saturday: 10am - 5pm, last entry 4pm (all year)
Sunday: 11am - 4pm, last entry 3pm (March - October)
Entrance Gallery: Free Entry
Standard Adult Entry: £8
Under 18: Free
Locals’ Pass (TR26 postcodes): Free
Kernow Pass (Cornwall postcodes): £5
Directions
We are located in Higher Stennack, a 20 minute walk up the hill from central St Ives.
The Leach Pottery, Higher Stennack, St Ives, Cornwall, TR26 2HE
Tel: 01736 799703
FROM THE A30: Follow the brown signs for Tate St Ives. At the Penzance/Zennor junction on the B3306 continue following the road down towards St Ives. The Leach Pottery is on the right, after the fire Station.
FROM ST IVES TOWN CENTRE: Follow the main road up the hill from Royal Square (opposite the Royal Cinema). Two minutes by car or a twenty minute walk.
Parking
PLEASE NOTE: we have reduced car parking options on the site until the end of May due to work being carried out on site.
We have a free overflow parking at St John’s in the Fields church, only 4 minutes walk from the pottery. (Sat Nav-TR26 2FB)
Additional Parking Options
Nearest public car park is at Trenwith next to St Ives Leisure Centre, approximately 10 minutes walk from the Pottery.
A large paying car park is also available at the St Ives Rugby Club grounds approximately 10 minutes from the Pottery.
Access Information
All public areas are accessible to wheel chairs and pushchairs and people with limited mobility.
There are ramps for entrance into the shop and disabled parking bays in the onsite car park.
Wheelchair –friendly toilets are situated in the museum entrance space with baby change facilities.
We are a dog friendly museum.
