October Half Term Halloween Trail: We're Going on a Ghost Hunt
This Halloween, bring your little ghosts to Chartwell for a spook-tacular family adventure designed especially for under 8s!
- Booking not needed
- Free event (admission applies)
Follow our ghost-filled trail through the parkland. Along the way, discover eight spooky stops packed with fun games, activities and playful challenges. Keep your eyes peeled for the cheeky ghosts hiding along the route – can you spot them all? Once you've completed your ghost hunt, head to the shop to collect your special sticker reward.
A perfect Halloween outing for young families, full of seasonal fun, exploration and a little bit of spooky magic!
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This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.
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- Accessibility
This trail takes visitors through the parkland and garden. The route includes slopes, steps and uneven terrain. Please be prepared for potentially muddy paths, particularly during wet weather. Blue Badge parking is available, and accessible toilets are located by the Visitor Centre.
- Meeting point
Please head to the Visitor Centre on arrival.
- Suitability for children
Aimed at children under 8.
- What to bring and wear
This trail takes place outside. Please dress suitably for potentially wet or cold weather.
Upcoming events
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Explore the restored Uniform Room and see Churchill's recently conserved clothing items in a special display.
Inspired by Chartwell Painting Exhibition
See the winning paintings from the ‘Inspired by Chartwell’ Painting Competition
Chartwell Highlights Tour: Leadership and Legacy
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