Apple Harvest Weekend
Join us this autumn for a delightful weekend in the countryside as we celebrate the humble British apple. From orchard to table, it’s a seasonal tradition the whole family will love.
- Booking not needed
- Free event (admission applies)
Celebrate the annual apple harvest with beautiful decorations, Morris Dancing and traditional seasonal fun. How many types of apples can you name? Have a look at our apple display made by our garden team, and learn the names of our historic apples.
There will be family craft activities, games for old and young, a tombola, and a select group of stall holders selling their wares. There will also be the opportunity to see Morris Dancing displays.
Spot the harvest mice in the house and enjoy beautiful decorations in the church.
Normal admission prices apply, with small additional charges for some activities. To buy from the stall holders, please ensure that you have cash. There's no need to book in advance to come in. Parking is included in the admission price.
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Prices
Event ticket prices
This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.
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- Suitability
This event is for all the family.
- Meeting point
Please head for the main car park (you may be redirected to the overflow), and start your day at Visitor Reception.
- What to bring and wear
Please dress for the weather, and bring cash to make payments to the stall holders activity stands.
- Accessibility
This event takes place on uneven grass in the paddock. There are no steps or stairs to this area, but the grass can be bumpy, or even muddy in poor weather.
- Other
No booking required. Children should be supervised at all times during activities and games.
Upcoming events
Wonderful Wildflowers Trail
Explore the paddock and learn fun facts, and flower folklore! The trail will be running from late May until early September.
Explorer Tuesdays at Canons Ashby
Bring the kids and enjoy activities connected with nature and the great outdoors. There’s something different to try every Tuesday of August.
Guided countryside walks
Fancy some fresh air? Join us once a month from July to October to explore our surrounding countryside on a guided 6-mile walk.
Guided visits to the Priory Church and Medieval Stew Ponds
Scratch your medieval history itch with a guided visit of the priory church and the restored medieval stew ponds: an area not accessible to the public without a guide. There are 20 spaces on this walk to sign up on the day.