Many gardens, parks, cafés, coast and countryside sites and some houses are open for you to explore. When planning your visit, please note that local, country and tier restrictions are in place, so some houses and shops are closed, and some cafés are takeaway only.
To avoid disappointment please book your visit in advance and check the property webpage before you travel.
We're inviting you to embark on Peter Rabbit™ winter adventure activity trails at lots of places we care for. Spot nature and help Peter's friends as you journey through a winter garden, and along the way find clues to continue your adventures.
Head outside and enjoy the winter countryside with one of these great walks. There are lots of blustery coastal walks, countryside strolls and places to spot winter wildlife.
Winter is here, with beautiful frosty gardens to explore. We've got plenty of special places where you can find bright pops of colour from berries and flowers, or see textured grasses and frosted seed heads.
Frosty kitchen garden at Greys Court, Oxfordshire NT Image/Hugh Mothersole
It’s harvest time in our kitchen gardens as apples, carrots, pumpkins and many more fruit and vegetables start to reach their prime. Explore one of historic kitchen gardens and watch the gardeners start to bring in the harvest. In many places you can even taste the seasonal produce in our cafés every day.
Find lots of inspiration for activities to do as a family. If you're out and about why not take a wildflower spotters' guide or tick off a few '50 things' activities? Staying at home? There's fun creative crafts and tasty family-friendly bakes to try.
Did you know that we produce podcasts? You can download episodes for free on a variety of subjects, from the stories behind our gardens, collections and outdoor places, to the houses that helped shape and influence the work of great writers.
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