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Join us for a free autumn themed family fun day in the Lorna Doone Valley between 11am - 3pm. Get involved in crafting activities from candle making to apple bird feeders and other autumn related crafts.
Meeting point
The event begins at 11am in the garden at the front of the Buttery Café, but feel free to come and go anytime between 11am - 3pm. Please park in the National Trust car park at the rear of the café, EX35 6NU
What to bring and wear
This event takes place outdoors, please dress appropriately. There will be covered areas.
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