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Get involved with some animal antics this half term at Dyrham Park. Crawl like a caterpillar, hop like a bunny and leap like a frog while learning some fascinating facts about these interesting creatures. Activities to get families out and active in the great outdoors will be free of charge, normal admission charges apply.
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