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Mini Off-Rovers are bringing their mini Land Rover driving experience to Capesthorne Hall for two weeks this summer!
This is the perfect opportunity for your children to take part in something unusual and exciting!
It's time to move-over and let your little one take the wheel of a mini 4×4 vehicle designed with them in mind. Imagine their exhilaration as they 'start the engine' and set-off around a thrilling route, navigating the off-road terrain and testing their driving skills as they manoeuvre their way around the lake, woodland and parkland!
Each driving experience is 30 minutes long and tickets can be booked via the Mini Off-Rovers website.
Ticket Price: £25 per child
Included:-
30 minute off-road driving experience
The driver must be between 5-9 years old, and an adult must accompany the vehicle at all times. Siblings can ride as a passenger if between the ages of 2-5 years – for FREE!
Drives will be available between the hours of 10am-3pm each day.
Free entry into the Capesthorne Gardens.
Explore the stunning gardens, and discover the Milanese Gates, the Chapel, lakes, and the colourful perennials merging with the more unusual 18th Century plants, shrubs and trees. Two adults free per child ticket purchased.
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