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Join us at Waddesdon for a fun-filled February half-term where kids go free with both indoor and outdoor activities.
This year we welcome Doodle-Jam back to Waddesdon. From 10am-4pm in the Coach House at the Stables, children and adults alike are invited to join in with Doodle-Jam, a free, drop-in activity where you can help illustrator Scott Walker colour in giant Waddesdon-inspired doodles.
Also, adventure in our Woodland playground! Featuring a zip wire, board rider, swings and roundabout with plenty of space to run around, children of all ages are sure to enjoy our playground.
After all the fun, head to the Stables Cafe to refuel, tuck into a range of delicious snacks, light lunches and hot drinks.
Opening dates and times are Sat 10- Sun 18 Feb (closed Mon 12 & Tue 13) 10am-4pm.
Find out more and book at: https://waddesdon.org.uk/whats-on/february-half-term/
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