'Monsters around the Moat' Halloween Half-term Trail
The monsters of Scotney are enjoying a rare day off, but they've lost their invitation to tonight's eerie gathering. Follow the trail, spot hidden creatures and solve clues to uncover the secret party message before nightfall.
- Booking not needed
- Admission applies
The hidden monsters of Scotney have been hard at work all year, helping to keep the estate running smoothly. Today they've taken a well-earned day off and can be spotted around the moat relaxing, reading, snoozing and enjoying themselves.
But there's a problem... they've lost their invitation to tonight's monster party and can't remember where they're meant to be!
Join us on this monster-sized adventure and help save the celebration. Follow the trail around the moat, complete fun challenges and solve clues to uncover the secret message that reveals the party location before nightfall.
Choose your adventure:
Spotter Trail Perfect for younger children. Search for hidden monsters and discover what makes each creature unique.
Main Trail Ideal for older children. Solve riddles, complete challenges and collect clues to reveal the secret party message.
Can you help the monsters find their way to the party before the sun goes down?
A spook-tacular Halloween adventure for the whole family to enjoy together.
Times
The basics
- Meeting point
Purchase your trails at visitor reception.
Upcoming events
Pokémon joins Scotney's Summer of Play
Planning your summer holidays? Unleash your energy with the National Trust's Summer of Play supported by Pokémon. 18 July - 6 September.
Photography Display
Displaying never-before-seen photographs of Scotney, including the Old Castle and the Hussey family, on the ground floor of the Mansion House. 25 June - 31 October.
Circus skills drop in workshop - Summer of Play at Scotney
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An Evening with the music of Paul Simon
Shades of Simon returns to Scotney for an evening celebrating the music of Paul Simon, from the early classics with Art Garfunkel to his solo career and the 'Graceland' album.