May Half Term: Blooming Blossom Activity Trail
Create lasting memories with family and friends this May half-term on the Blooming Blossom Activity Trail.
- Booking not needed
- Free event (admission applies)
Have a go at writing your very own blossom-themed poetry, try some nature inspired yoga poses and create natural art to celebrate the season.
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Prices
Event ticket prices
This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.
Check admission pricesThe basics
- Booking details
Call 01332863822
- Suitability
Fun for the whole family but ideal for ages 4-8.
- Meeting point
The trail begins behind the Ticket Office.
- What to bring and wear
Dress appropriately for the weather, bring a hat & sunscreen if necessary.
- Accessibility
The trail is suitable for buggies, pushchairs and wheelchairs. There are no steps or stiles. The trail follows level paths throughout the Stableyards and pleasure grounds. The surfaces are a mixture of compacted gravel, historic flagstones and compacted earth which may get muddy places if it rains. There may be tree roots and some uneven areas. There are benches placed regularly along the route.
- Other
Dogs are welcome on short leads. Admission applies for non-NT members (a house ticket is not needed, park & gardens only).
Upcoming events
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Capturing Childhood in the Nurseries at Calke
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Local Treasure, Global Connections: Museum Room Display
Discover this year's Museum Room display and take a closer look at Calke’s State Bed hangings. Still in near- perfect condition, these Chinese silk hangings are a treasure of the National Trust.
Festival of Blossom display in St Giles Church
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