Christmas in Comer Woods Weekend
Christmas is coming to Comer Woods! Join us on 19–20 December for a magical weekend of family fun, festive crafts, live music, a pop-up bookshop and community celebration.
- Booking not needed
- Free event
Get into the Christmas spirit at Christmas at Comer Weekend, taking place at Comer Woods on 19–20 December. Bring family and friends for a festive weekend packed with activities, creative crafts, live music, a pop-up bookshop and a wonderful community celebration.
Sunday has a special dog-friendly focus, with plenty for four-legged visitors and their humans to enjoy. Take part in the Trust10 Santa Run, meet a local dog charity and join in the festive fun of Santa Paws. Whether you’re looking for family activities, Christmas cheer or a fun day out with your dog, Comer Woods is the place to be this December.
Times
The basics
- Accessibility
A Powered Mobility Vehicle is available to borrow. Please email dudmaston@nationaltrust.org.uk for availability.
- Meeting point
Comer Woods, Dudmaston is on the side of the A442 between Bridgnorth and Kidderminster near Quatford. What3words - what3words: ///cools.crumb.awaiting
- Suitability for children
Suitable for all ages
- What to bring and wear
This event takes place outdoors so please wear warm, waterproof clothing.
- Other
Parking is free for National Trust members or £6 all day for non-members. A small charge may apply for craft activities.
Upcoming events
🚶♀️ Wellbeing Walks in Comer Woods
FREE EVENT - Join us every other Tuesday, and second Sunday of the month. Experience the peace and tranquillity of the trees and have a chat with new friends, there is plenty of inspiration for conversation.
Trust 10 trail run in Comer Woods
The Trust 10 is a monthly, 10k trail run that gives you the opportunity to explore the wider Dudmaston estate.
Autumn half term trail in Comer Woods
Grab a spotter trail and set off into Comer Woods. Look out for autumn wildlife and autumn colours emerging in the woodland.
Community Christmas Tree Trail
Wander through the woodland and look out for trees decorated by local community groups.