Category: Inland Walks

Killerton Gardens at Christmas

Enjoy the Peter Rabbit winter adventure activity trail at Killerton

Spot all kinds of nature and help Peter’s friends as you make your way around beautiful garden and park – who will you come across on the way?

Peter’s lost his buttons, Benjamin Bunny’s turnips have rolled away and Jemima Puddleduck needs help building her nest.

Use your activity pack and nature detective skills to help out Peter’s friends, and at the end why not take a photo at our selfie point? You can share your adventure with us on social media using #PeterRabbitTrail.

Sadly the main house is not open for 2020 but visitors can enjoy the gardens, parkland, shop and takeaway café which will remain open throughout the festive period. Closed on Christmas Day and Boxing Day.

Book your entry slot. For full opening times, please visit the website. House closed Christmas Day and Boxing Day. Normal admission fees apply.

Book in advance to secure a place before Christmas (after Christmas this event is less likely to be fully booked) but to secure a place you can book your tickets online

The grounds of Killerton House are extensive and great for a good walk.

Entry charges apply if you are not National Trust members. It’s one of the last Christmas Events after Christmas itself – there also lights and illuminated gardens at Kingston Lacy and Knightshayes.

More details about Killerton NT here 

You can also download packs for games and activities to enjoy at home here:
www.nationaltrust.org.uk/features/peter-rabbit-activities-and-games-to-try-at-home 

Reindeer Trail at Seaton Wetlands

Tuesday 15th December – 4th January 

Santa will need the help of young explorers to track down his missing reindeer at Seaton. Follow the clues on this self led trail around the Wetlands to help track down Father Christmas’ missing reindeer in time to deliver his presents.

Leaflets available from the countryside the Lookout at the Wetlands from 10am f0r £1

Complete the challenge by finding all of the reindeer for your chance to win your very own wooden reindeer for your garden.

The challenge is suitable for all age children. The route at the wetlands is pushchair and wheelchair friendly.

More details on local events at the East Devon Countryside page

Take a look at my post all about Seaton Wetlands here.