Group Packages & Planning Tips
On this page you can explore our group packages, and tips for planning a group visit. Our experienced team are always on hand to ensure your group visit goes smoothly. All pre-booked groups benefit from:
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Free entrance for the driver and Tour Operator/Manager
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Complimentary food and drink for the driver
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A group meet and greet on arrival
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Use of the New Lanark Mill Hotel lounge area for the driver and tour leader
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Please note, a parking charge is in place in our visitor car park. Coaches are charged at £5 for a 24 hour period.
We can also offer a free familiarisation visit for tour leaders and tour planners.
Group Packages
Select one of our popular group packages, and then add your preferred dining options. Or get in touch with our team to plan a totally bespoke package, which can even include accommodation.
- New Lanark Experience + Specialist Tour
- New Lanark Experience + The Story of New Lanark Tour
- New Lanark Experience Only
- Group Dining Options
- Meal Stop New Lanark
- A Bespoke Package
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New Lanark Experience + Specialist Tour
The New Lanark Experience including a specialist guided tour
Adult £14.00, Concession £12.00, Child (3 to 15 inc) £8
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New Lanark Experience + The Story of New Lanark Tour
The New Lanark Experience including The Story of New Lanark guided tour
Adult £12.00, Concession £9.00, Child (3 to 15 inc) £6
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New Lanark Experience Only
The New Lanark Experience including The Story of New Lanark guided tour
Adult £11.00, Concession £8.00, Child (3 to 15 inc) £5
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Group Dining Options
Group Dining
Group Dining at New Lanark can be enjoyed in the New Lanark Mill Hotel. The standard package is £15 per person, including Soup, a selection of sandwiches, scones tea and coffee.
Bespoke dining packages may be available depending on availability. Please contact us on This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to discuss dining options.
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Meal Stop New Lanark
If you’re heading along the M74 between England and Scotland and are on a tight schedule, you can select any of our group dining options without adding a Visitor Centre package. Your group will experience a taste of our stunning UNESCO World Heritage Village within an express 1 hour stop, or a more leisurely 90 minute visit, with just a 20 minute detour from junction 12 on the M74. -
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A Bespoke Package
A bespoke visit, tailored to suit your specific requirements.
Prices vary.
Group Booking Tips & Logistics
Our friendly booking team will provide you with a booking confirmation pack that provides all the information you need to enjoy a smooth visit.
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Coach Access & Parking
New Lanark is around an hour's drive from Glasgow (25 miles/40 kms) or Edinburgh (35 miles/56 Kms) and is well sign-posted from all major routes.
Postcode for SatNav. ML11 9BY
Please Note: Some online route planners and Sat Nav devices give directions to enter New Lanark via The Beeches. However this country track is NOT recommended for vehicles. Please follow brown road signs which will direct you to New Lanark via Hyndford Road.
On arrival at New Lanark Mills, coaches should follow the road down the hill to drop-off in the heart of the village. The road is steep but accessible. The coach will then turn round outside the Counting House and return up the hill to park in the main car park. At the end of the visit, the coach can return to the village to pick up the group. Note – The driver must exercise extreme caution when reversing the coach in the village.
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Payment & Invoicing
Payment must be made in full 7 days in advance of your arrival. Payment can be settled by invoice, credit card or BACS transfer. The group leader can collect ‘Passport Tickets’ (based on the appropriate package) from the visitor centre reception desk in the Institute. Full details will be given when a booking is confirmed. Please make cheques payable to New Lanark Trading Ltd. Payment may also be made by credit card.
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Accessibility
New Lanark Visitor Centre welcomes everyone. However, the location of the historic Village in a steep-sided valley beside the Falls of Clyde, though picturesque, is not ideal terrain for wheelchair-users and visitors with limited or restricted mobility. This guide should help you to plan your visit - please get in touch if we can help with arrangements to allow you to enjoy a safe and comfortable visit.
