Plan your visit
Strawberry Field is open for visitors to come and see what lies beyond the red gates. Entry to the cafe and shop is free. Tickets to Strawberry Field visitor experience, which includes a media-guided tour of the exhibition and gardens, should be booked in advance to secure your place.
Strawberry Field opening times
Strawberry Field is open to visitors 7 days a week
Monday to Sunday 10:00am - 4.00pm
Opening hours are subject to change in the event of special events, group booking or by special request.
Strawberry Field ticket price
We recommend you purchase your ticket to explore beyond the gates online in advance.
Adults: £11.20
Concessions: £8.20
Children (age 16 and under): free of charge with a paying adult
Carers: free of charge
How to find Strawberry Field
Strawberry Field is at 16 Beaconsfield Road, Woolton, Liverpool L25 6EJ
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How to get to Strawberry Field by bus
Travelling by bus from Liverpool City Centre. Please see Merseytravel for timetables and routes.
76 bus to the Menlove Avenue/Beaconsfield Road stop
75 or 86C to Menlove Avenue/Comptons Lane and walk 10-15 minutes
78 bus to Woolton Road/Blackwood Avenue
How to get to Strawberry Field by car
We have parking available at Strawberry Field, including disabled parking spaces. During busy periods the car park may fill up and where possible for events we arrange overflow parking.
If you have an electric vehicle, you can find the electric vehicle charging points nearest to Strawberry Field on Zap-Map. Enter our postcode L25 6EJ to find charging points near Strawberry Field.
How to get to Strawberry Field by rail
The nearest railway stations to Strawberry Field are Liverpool South Parkway and West Allerton. From there it a 30-45 minute walk or 6-8 minute taxi ride.
Imagine More Cafe at Strawberry Field
The cafe is open during Strawberry Field's opening hours. To reserve a table call 07407088968. See more.
Are dogs allowed at Strawberry Field?
Only guide dogs are permitted.
Accessibility
Visitor Exhibition
The plan to open Strawberry Field to the public for the first time - so people can see a unique exhibition about the home, how and why the song was written by John, and allow visitors to explore the grounds as John did as a child - is very exciting.