Longleat, is set to transform into a haven of autumnal delight, offering a plethora of activities to ensure no one succumbs to hibernation during this October half term.
From Saturday, 21st to Sunday, 29th October, The Great British Autumn at Longleat promises a vibrant celebration of the season’s finest offerings.
The festivities encompass a diverse range of activities, ensuring there’s something for everyone. Engage in the art of pumpkin carving, marvel at aerial owl displays, and partake in crafts and pottery painting with a daily programme brimming with fun.
Young nature enthusiasts are in for a treat as they join Professor Sage and Badger on an enthralling adventure. Decode secret messages, unravel clues, and unlock the hidden wonders of the great outdoors, making this a memorable experience for budding detectives.
Come rain or shine, the excitement continues within Longleat’s giant indoor Longhouse, offering a haven of whimsical activities for both the young and the young at heart. From carving your own pumpkin to experiencing the thrill of being a mini-tractor driver, there’s no shortage of hands-on autumn-themed sand art to enjoy.
A highlight of The Great British Autumn is the chance to meet a special parliament of owls in their unmissable daily flying displays. Feel the breeze as the majestic tawny owl glides overhead, marvel at the beauty of the barn owl, and be captivated by the impressive African spotted owl.
Younger visitors can embark on a delightful giant pumpkin trail around the park, with sweet treats awaiting those who successfully follow the trail. Note that some activities, including pumpkin carving, sand art, and pottery painting, may incur an additional charge.
For more information and to book your spot for this autumn extravaganza, visit longleat.co.uk/great-british-autumn.
Don’t miss the chance to create lasting autumn memories at Longleat!
