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The Maize at Kelham Hall
Kelham Hall & Country Park, Kelham, Newark, Nottinghamshire, NG23 5QX
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Tel(+44) 01636 980000
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The Maize
Kelham Hall
Saturday 27 July - Sunday 1 September 2019 | 10 - 6pm
Adults £6 | Children/Concessions £5 | Family (2 Adults and 2 Children) £20
Get lost this summer in ‘THE MAIZE’ at Kelham Hall. With over five acres of twists and turns to navigate, THE MAIZE is fantastic fun for all the family!
This years Maize is even more challenging, with lots of dead ends and harder riddles for you to answer on your way round!
If you manage to escape, a selection of hot and cold drinks, ice creams and snacks are available from our outdoor bar adjacent to THE MAIZE. The tea rooms are also open daily 9am - 6pm serving a wide variety of drinks, snacks and cakes.
Open daily from 10 - 6pm | Last entry 5pm
Access: The Maize is a natural construction, created on a ploughed field. Pathways are therefore uneven and can become muddy following rain. Whilst the use of pushchairs/wheelchairs is not restricted, guests should be aware that surface conditions may make the use of these aids difficult. The Maize is not suitable for strollers or other types of chair with very small wheels. Wheelchair/pushchair users can request a free copy of the Escape Plan to aid swift egress of the Maize if required.
Parking: Parking charges are now in operation at a cost of £3 per vehicle. Please pay and display in the main car park prior to making your way to the Maize area.
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