February half term at Dunham Massey

Visitors walking in the Winter Garden at Dunham Massey, Cheshire

In line with government guidance outdoor spaces only at Dunham Massey are open for local visitors to access for walks and fresh air this February half term. Discover activities to do to keep the little ones entertained at home or in your local outdoor area.

This February half term...

...please stay local as per government guidelines if planning to visit one of our places.
Most places will not be running their usual half term events and activities, but your family will still be able to enjoy fresh air and space to stretch little legs at our places which are open.
Please book visits in advance, and always check the webpage of the place you wish to visit before you travel.

Dunham Reception Garden 17

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Enjoy a full day out with the kids, drop in for a quick hour to walk the dog or switch off, grab a coffee and tune into the surroundings whenever the need for nature, beauty and history calls.

Little girl riding on woman's shoulder along parkland path in winter

February half term for all the family 

While we’re in lockdown for the start of 2021 and no events are planned at places in our care, there’s still lots to keep little ones busy at home or in your local area. This February half term, you could find a new hobby , be inspired by '50 things to do before you're 11¾' or discover their next favourite book to get stuck into. We've got plenty of ideas for things to do outdoors and indoors if the weather turns.

Visitors in the walled garden at Hare Hill

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A family in the garden at Dunham Massey

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Autumn deer at Dunham Massey, Cheshire

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