Bat Walk
SOLD OUT - Take a walk in the park with our Ranger to see and listen to bats in the garden and park.
- Booking essential
BOTH DATES NOW SOLD OUT - Enjoy a dusk walk in the garden to see and listen to bats at Croome. We’ll use bat detectors to listen to the bats.
A variety of bat species can be found at Croome including Lesser Horseshoes, pipistrelles and Daubenton bats. They roost in some of the buildings and feed on the insects in the garden and park.
Meet at 7.15pm by our visitor reception for a cold drink and a snack. Then a walk in the garden to spot the bats. Finish time approx. 10pm.
Route approx. 2 - 3 miles. Sorry, no dogs.
Walk will only be cancelled in extreme weather conditions.
Times
Prices
| Ticket type | Ticket category |
|---|---|
| All | £15.00 |
The basics
- Booking details
Call 0344 249 1895
- Suitability
Suitable for children with an accompanying adult.
- Meeting point
RAF Visitor Centre (outside seating area).
- What to bring and wear
Good footwear and outdoor clothing suitable for the weather – warm clothing as it will be surprisingly chilly later in the evening. Bring a torch!
- Accessibility
Route will be on hard surface path in the garden and around the lake.
Upcoming events
Pages from Nature: Walk through the Pleasure Grounds
Celebrate the 200 year anniversary of the publication of the 1824 guidebook to Croome, the Hortus Croomensis. Explore the views, scents and sounds of the garden at Croome using your own Hortus Croomensis booklet to guide you.
Festival of Blossom - Origami Blossom Installation
Experience our blossom origami display. Take in hundreds of handcrafted blooms made by our visitors, volunteers, and staff. The installation celebrates the important part that blossom plays in the spring landscape of Croome.
Robert Adam bookcases display
New display of Robert Adam bookcases on loan from the V&A at Croome Court.
Small Creatures of Avon Meadows
Throughout 2024 Croome and Meadow Arts are collaborating with young people from Pershore to explore our Pages from Nature theme inspired by the landscape and plant collection at Croome.