Summer of Play: Archery at Godolphin
Try your hand at archery this Summer at Godolphin.
- Booking not needed
- Free event (admission applies)
Join us for our summer archery sessions at Godolphin. Every Thursday, Friday and Saturday between 11am-3pm, you can learn how to hit that bulls-eye like Robin Hood.
Staff and volunteers will be on hand to how you the basics of handling a bow and hitting the target, and ensuring that everyone has a great time.
Summer of Play activities are free (normal admission applies), so you can try them all and come back again and again. Archery is on during the summer from Thursday 23 July - Saturday 29 August.
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This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.
Check admission pricesThe basics
- Accessibility
Archery takes place on both grass and hard standing, and we do our best to make it an activity that is accessible. Please do let us know if there are any reasonable adjustments we can make. There is a Tramper (powered mobility vehicle) and all terrain wheelchair available to hire (advise to pre-book Tramper and wheelchair hire by emailing godolphin@nationaltrust.org.uk).
- Meeting point
Archery takes place in front of the stables building at Godolphin, near the Piggery tea-room.
- What to bring and wear
We recommend stout footwear with a strong grip. Godolphin can be muddy - even in the summer! - so we recommend waterproof shoes. There are also uneven surfaces to be aware of.
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Bat Walk at Godolphin
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