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Visitors are invited to Dyrham Park this February half-term to explore the 270-acre site and immerse themselves in nature. Young explorers can take part in various activities throughout the parkland, including winter spotter sheets and 'chatterbox' sheets to create their own unique adventure. These activities will be free of charge, though normal admission charges apply.
Activities will be free of charge (normal admission charges apply).Last entry 4pm.
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