The Gruffalo Film Screening and playtime
Enjoy a family screening of the much-loved film 'The Gruffalo' at Knole
- Booking essential
- Admission applies
Enjoy a family screening of the much-loved film 'The Gruffalo' at Knole, with a selection of colouring activities and toys to enjoy. A cup of sqaush and a biscuit is included for each person.
Children must be accompanied by a paying adult.
Normal admission to Knole applies. Pre-booking essential during school holidays and at weekends (this includes National Trust members and free admission pass holders).
Times
Prices
| Ticket type | Ticket category |
|---|---|
| Adult | £7.50 |
| Child 0-2 years old | £0.00 |
| Child | £7.50 |
The basics
- Booking number
Call 0344 249 1895
- Accessibility
There is a lift to the Hayloft and an accessible toilet and baby change on the bottom floor.
- Meeting point
Meet in the Hayloft in the Conservation Studio.
- Suitability for children
All children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
- Other
Normal admission charges to Knole apply in addition to the ticket price for the film event. Admission is free for National Trust members and there is a charge for non-members. We recommend pre-booking admission tickets to Knole in advance. Admission tickets to Knole become available to book around four weeks prior to a visit.
Upcoming events
The Gruffalo Art Adventure at Knole
This autumn, the deep dark wood comes to Knole. Join the adventure and discover 12 giant sculptures inspired by the beloved classic story, 'The Gruffalo'.
Conservation Week at Knole
During Conservation Week you can see the amazing work that goes on to care for Knole's collection in the showrooms alongside specialist conservation in the Royal Oak Foundation Conservation Studio.
Toddler Mondays at Knole
Have you got a little one under 5? Then come along for a fun morning at Knole with babyccino coffee mornings and storytime in the bookshop.
Heritage Open Day at Knole
Celebrate Heritage Open Day at Knole on Tuesday 15 September with free entry for all in the showrooms and Gatehouse Tower and why not join a free archaeology guided walk.