Archery with East Coast Adventures at Sutton Hoo
Channel your inner warrior this summer in an archery session with East Coast Adventures at Sutton Hoo.
- Booking essential
- Admission applies
Develop your warrior skills in an exciting 30-minute archery session at Sutton Hoo, led by East Coast Adventures. Whether it's your first time or you're looking to refine your skills, you'll learn how to shoot safely and accurately.
This activity is free with site admission. Book for the activity here (one ticket per participant) and pay for admission on the day. Admission is free for National Trust members. Participants must be aged 7+. East Coast Adventures will also be running axe throwing workshops, return to our What's On page to book.
Part of Summer of Play at Sutton Hoo.
Times
The basics
- Booking details
Call 0344 249 1895
- Suitability
Suitable for children aged 7+
- Meeting point
After seeing Visitor Welcome for your admission, head across the courtyard towards the play arena. The activity is taking place in front of Tranmer House.
- What to bring and wear
This is an outdoor workshop, so please dress appropriately for the weather. Please bring close-toed shoes (so not sandals or flip flops) and you will be asked to remove any large jewellery/earrings.
- Accessibility
The play arena is wheelchair accessible. The archery zone is likely to be noisy, but quiet spaces are available nearby.
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