Summer Workshops: Pond Dipping
Explore some of the critters that live in the river at Croome on observation trays with Worcestershire Wildlife Trust.
- Booking not needed
- Free event (admission applies)
For our second explorer week, Worcestershire Wildlife Trust will be displaying observation trays under the gazebo, showcasing some of the critters that live in the river at Croome. Please note, this activity involves trays of river water and not pond dipping in the river.
Sessions run in 10–20-minute slots, on a first come first served basis. Please note, you may be asked to pop back later if the session is full.
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This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.
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- Accessibility
The south lawn has a level grass surface suitable for most wheelchairs and pushchairs. There are accessible toilets and baby changing facilities near the south lawn and at the RAF visitor welcome centre. For more information about access at Croome, visit the 'Accessibility' tab on the home page of our website.
- Meeting point
This workshop will be based under the gazebo on the south lawn (near the house).
- Suitability for children
This event is aimed at families, but everyone is welcome!
- What to bring and wear
Wear weather appropriate clothing. Drinking water and sun cream recommended on hot, sunny days!
Upcoming events
30 years of the National Trust at Croome - Exhibition
Discover the remarkable story behind the restoration of Croome’s parkland, which returned the landscape to Capability Brown’s original vision, in this exhibition at Temple Greenhouse.
Summer of Play at Croome
Summer of Play is returning to Croome for 2026! This summer, we're celebrating all things bugs and biodiversity, with critter-themed fairground games, hands-on creative workshops, and a mini theatre for performers big and small.
Robert Adam bookcases - Exhibition
Croome has begun a major conservation project to reinstall the Robert Adam bookcases that have recently returned from the V&A. Follow the conservation journey over the next few years as we work towards reinstating them in the Library.
Panorama Tower open days 2026
Visit the Panorama Tower, built in 1801 by James Wyatt for the 6th Earl of Coventry. Enjoy panoramic views of the countryside from the balcony.