Every historic house has house rules, and the Pillsbury Club is no exception. A few minutes with the policies before your visit makes arrival smoother for you and for everyone else on the property. Here is a plain-language summary of the Pillsbury Club policies.

Who can come in

The Club is open exclusively to guests holding a valid ticket for a tour, event or experience on the day of their visit. You may be asked to show proof of your reservation or ticket on arrival, so keep your confirmation handy. Browse experiences and tours or the reservations page to get one.

No smoking or vaping, anywhere

Smoking is prohibited everywhere on the property, indoors and outdoors. Vaping follows the same rule within all interior spaces. Guests who want to smoke need to do so off property and in line with local regulations.

Bring an appetite, not a picnic

Outside food and beverages are not permitted inside the Club. Food and drink are part of the guest experience; see the dining page for what is offered.

Where to park

Guest parking is available on nearby public streets where legal parking is permitted, and in the designated lot across the street from the Club. Observe posted restrictions, and note that the Club is not responsible for vehicles parked on surrounding streets or in public parking areas.

Photos and video

Snapping pictures of the rooms is part of the fun, but professional photography, videography, commercial filming and content creation require prior written authorization. That includes professional cameras, lighting, tripods and drones. Guests also may not photograph, film or record employees, tour guides, performers or other guests without their consent.

Before you go

Check hours, then plan your visit. Curious about the house itself? Start with the history of the mansion.