Discover more at Florence Court
Find out when Florence Court is open, how to get here, the things to see and do and more.
Visiting Florence Court with family
Uncover all the essential details for a family day out at Florence Court, from walking trails, the play park and more.
Winter Highlights at Florence Court
As the frost creeps in and the days grow shorter, join us at Florence Court and experience the magic of Winter across the estate. Wrap up warm and jump in frozen puddles, enjoy a hot chocolate in the tearoom or explore the trails as the season changes. Lots to do at Florence Court this Winter.
Walking trails
There are miles of family-friendly forest trails at Florence Court to enjoy. From short loops to longer challenges, enjoy a day out whatever your energy level.
The Blue Trail is a more gentle route that passes through the Pleasure Grounds, while the Red Trail is more adventurous. You can find out more about both trails below.
Visit the gardens
The kitchen and walled gardens are the perfect spot for kids to enjoy some fresh air. There’s plenty of space for little legs to run around or play a game of hide and seek, with benches dotted around the paths to sit and take a break.
Tracker packs
Tracker packs are available to hire from the Visitor Centre. They include kits for bug hunting, butterfly catching and pond dipping. We ask for a small refundable deposit when you hire a tracker pack.
Playground
The play area is located behind Florence Court House, beside car park 2. It has two rope swings as well as a slide, swings and a natural play area. We encourage children to use their imagination and enjoy adventures in nature.
Along the red trail you will find an area where families have created dens, enjoy the outdoors and add to the collection.
Grab a bite to eat
Don’t forget to stop by The Stables Tearoom, run by local catering business, LillyAnnes. They have a fantastic range of treats, sandwiches and paninis, and a selection of hot and cold drinks.
Planning your family visit
- Children must be supervised at all times as there are water features and uneven surfaces on site.
- Tracker packs can be borrowed with a small refundable deposit from the Visitor Centre and include kits to go bug hunting, butterfly catching and pond dipping.
- Baby changing facilities located in disability access toilets in the Visitor Centre and there is a parent changing room in the Stable Yard.
- The tearoom is located in the Stable Yard, with both indoor and outdoor seating.
- Picnic tables are located in the main visitor areas including beside the car park, at the Visitor Centre, in the playground or alternatively bring a rug for a picnic on the front lawn.
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