Snowdrops at Kingston Lacy
Mark the beginnings of a new year by enjoying a walk amongst the snowdrops. Snowdrops flower at Kingston Lacy throughout January and February, though the best time to see them is normally in February. Normal property admission charges applies.
- Booking not needed
- Free event (admission applies)
Walk through the Kingston Lacy gardens at this time of year and you will find carpets of brilliant white.
The Victorian Fernery is a good place to start before meandering down the Lime Avenue and on to Lady’s Walk, where Henrietta Bankes first planted snowdrops in the early 1900s.
Normal admission charges applies. National Trust members will need to show their membership cards at Visitor Reception and non-members will need to pay the admission price (from £21 per adult, £10.50 per child) or join the National Trust.
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This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.
Check admission pricesThe basics
- What to bring and wear
At this time of year some paths may be wet or muddy, please wear appropriate footwear.
- Accessibility
Most areas of the gardens are wheelchair accessible via gravel paths. Some paths in the Fernery are narrow and not wheelchair friendly. Wheelchairs and mobility scooters can be hired for your visit, please call 01202 883402 in advance to reserve.
Upcoming events
Meet Rembrandt: a slow looking experience
Slow down, get comfortable and come face-to-face with Rembrandt at Kingston Lacy.
Meet Rembrandt: a slow looking experience (pre-booked tickets)
Slow down, get comfortable and come face-to-face with Rembrandt at Kingston Lacy.
Seed planting and half-term crafts
Green fingers at the ready! Join us in the Tipi throughout February half-term to plant a seed and have a go at a seasonal craft. Normal admission charges apply.
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).