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Christmas at the Rock Houses Kinver Edge

Published:
14 October 2026
Kinver Rock Houses Father Christmas
Visit Father Christmas at the Rock Houses | © National Trust Images Lucy Rebecca Photography

There's something for everyone at the Rock Houses this Christmas. Meet Father and Mother Christmas in their traditional green robes, or cosy up beside the fire for a wintry tale at breakfast time. Four-legged friends can take part in the magic too with a special Santa Paws visit.

Meet Father Christmas

5, 16, 12, 13, 19 and 20 December from 10.30am

On weekends in December, Father and Mother Christmas will be paying a special visit to Kinver Rock Houses, dressed in their traditional green robes. Step inside the cosy Rock House, warm yourself by the wood fire and enjoy a magical Christmas experience in this unique setting.

There will be plenty of opportunities to capture the magic, including a chance to have your photograph taken with Father Christmas, creating a treasured Christmas memory for years to come. Young visitors can also enjoy seasonal activities, including making their very own magic reindeer food, ready to sprinkle to help guide the sleigh to your home on Christmas Eve.

Booking essential. £12.50 for one child and accompanying adult. Check the website for more ticket prices. Ticket does not include entry to the Rock Houses. Standard admission applies to non members on arrival.

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Settle down for some Christmas stories | © National Trust Images Chris Lacey

Settle down for Wintry Stories

6, 13 and 20 December, 8.30am-10am

Tuck into a breakfast pastry and settle down from magical wintry tales with the man himself. Sing along to cherished Christmas songs, snuggle up under a cosy blanket, and join in the festive fun.

Our friendly Woodland Elves will meet you in the car park and guide you along the woodland path to the enchanting cave, where Father Christmas will be waiting to welcome you.

Each child will receive a special gift from Father Christmas and will have the opportunity to have their photograph taken with him, creating a treasured Christmas memory to take home.

Booking essential. Children £13.50, adults £6. Tickets do not include admission to the Rock Houses. The Rock Houses open to the public at 10.30am, admission applies to non members.

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Bring your dog along for a Santa Paws visit | © National Trust / Rebecca Hughes

Santa Paws

11 December from 10.30am

For this special event, the Rock Houses will become completely dog friendly, giving your furry companions the rare opportunity to explore areas that are usually off limits to dogs.

Your canine companion will have the chance to meet Father Christmas, pose for a festive photograph, and receive a special Christmas treat straight from Father Christmas himself.

There will also be a selection of festive accessories available, so your pooch can dress up for the occasion and capture the perfect Christmas picture.

Dogs will be welcome throughout the Rock Houses and in the tearoom, where there will be plenty of festive cheer. Treat your canine friend to some delicious dog-friendly ice cream, while both two-legged and four-legged visitors can enjoy a tempting selection of homemade festive treats.

£7 per dog. Booking essential. Standard admission charges apply to non members on arrival.

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