Estate Walk: Bluebells
A delightful walk in bluebell season, visiting Pamphill Green, Little Pamphill, Bear Wood and All Fools Lane. Distance: 5 miles. Time: approx. 3 hours
- Booking essential
Join us for a special volunteer-led walk through the stunning spring landscapes of the estate, featuring the beautiful bluebells of Abbott Street Copse and exclusive access to Bear Wood, a woodland area not normally open to the public.
Along the way, you’ll be joined by a knowledgeable National Trust Ranger who will share insights into the estate’s ancient woodlands and highlight the vital conservation work taking place to protect these rare and special habitats.
This is a unique opportunity to enjoy vibrant seasonal scenery, explore hidden areas, and learn more about how we're preserving the natural heritage of the landscape.
This walk is 5 miles long and approximately 3 hours.
Times
Prices
| Ticket type | Ticket category |
|---|---|
| All | £3.00 |
The basics
- Booking details
Call 0344 249 1895
- Meeting point
Meet at Kingston Lacy car park – meet at bottom of Visitor Reception slope. What3words ref: ///litigate.clusters.splits
- What to bring and wear
Please wear appropriate sturdy walking shoes and clothing for the weather conditions. Ground can be wet and muddy following rain. Please bring any food and drink needed.
- Accessibility
Unfortunately, this event is not suitable for those with mobility aids. If you would like to attend and would like to discuss your access requirements, please call 01202 883402. This walk involves 5 stiles.
- Other
Only assistance dogs can be welcomed on this walk.
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