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Saturday 10 - Sunday 25 February | 9.30am - 4.30pm
Hardwick Hall
Standard admission fees apply
Get hands on at Hardwick Hall and explore the delights of natural play. With activity stations in and around the Stableyard, a winter warmer pick-me-up is never too far away!
The mud kitchen and bamboo chutes set are where young adventurers thrive. Watch as they sculpt, create, and revel in the joy of messy play. If a family trail is on the cards, become a budding bird expert and navigate through Lady Spencer's wood armed with spotter sheets available from Visitor Reception.
Please note all activities are free, but Stableyard admission fees apply.
Adults - £17 (£18.70 with Gift Aid)
Child (5-17) - £8.50 (£9.40 with Gift Aid)
Family (2+3) - £42.50 (£46.80 with Gift Aid)
1 Adult + 2 children - £25.50 (£28.10 with Gift Aid)
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