Meet the Kingston Lacy lambs
Spring is in the air, and it is time for little lambs to frolic in the fields. Kingston Lacy’s Portland sheep will be lambing throughout April so join a member of the farm team to learn more about the lambs.
- Booking not needed
- Free event (admission applies)
These drop-in sessions will by run by our Farm Manager and you will get a chance to see some lambs up close, hear how we care for them and discover more about this rare breed.
Following attendance at this event we advise everyone to wash their hand using soap and water, especially before eating.
Those who are, or think they may be pregnant should avoid any close contact with sheep and lambs during lambing season.
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This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.
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- Meeting point
Follow signage from Visitor Reception.
- Accessibility
This event includes grass and gravel paths, some of which may not be suitable for all mobility aids. If you would like to attend and would like to discuss your access requirements, please call 01202 883402.
- Other
Following attendance at this event we advise everyone to wash their hand using soap and water, especially before eating.
Upcoming events
Easter Adventures at Kingston Lacy
Join in the Easter fun this spring. Put on your bunny ears and complete the ten amazing activities around the Easter adventure field before claiming your tasty prize. Normal admission applies.
Spring clean talks
Ever wondered what it takes to care for Kingston Lacy's amazing collection? It's a lot more than a quick flick with a duster.
Stepping into Parkinson’s and nature: discover more with a taster session
Working with Parkinson’s UK and Forestry England the National Trust have developed 12-week running and walking programmes to support those living with Parkinson’s to maintain activity levels.
Kingston Lacy social walks
Discover the ever changing Kingston Lacy woodlands and countryside and have the opportunity to meet new people on these gentle strolls, ranging from 3-4 miles (around 1.5 hours).