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The weather's getting warmer and the flowers are out in bloom! Let the kids race around the May activity stations in the Stableyard whilst you enjoy a relaxing picnic.
Discover Elizabethan traditions with the Hardwick Maypole and embrace the themes of nature at the flower hopscotch and hoopla. Or try a more creative activity at the music station and storytelling throne to see what masterpieces you can create!
A spotter sheet will be available from Visitor Reception for the whole family to get involved in. Please check the events page for details on any workshops over the week.
For non-members of the National Trust, or visitors without a general admission ticket to the House and Gardens, the Wider Estate admission fees apply:
• Adult: £6.00
• Child: £3.00
• Family (2 adults, 2 children): £15.00
• Family (1 adult, 2 children): £9.00
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