As the gardens start to wake up after winter join our bird search and get to know our feathered friends as they prepare for spring. Flap your wings and explore the gardens with this spotter trail that is fun for all the family.
Something BIG is nesting at Wentworth Castle Gardens. Explore our giant bird’s nest and uncover bird-themed surprises hidden around the gardens.
We've teamed up with South Yorkshire Orienteers so you can give orienteering a go any day of the year at Wentworth Castle Gardens.
Join Hannah from The Little Story Nook for a pop-up book shop, family friendly activities and bird themed storytelling this February half term.
Meet like-minded people, make new friends, and build up your fitness in the beautiful surroundings of Wentworth Castle Gardens.
Join the Rangers for a monthly ramble in the extensive parkland and woodlands of Wentworth Castle Gardens.
Celebrate Spring emerging with a photography walk to capture what is sprouting at Wentworth Castle Gardens.
Take a peek inside the grand house at the centre of the estate on a select number of volunteer-led tours through Wentworth Castle, now Northern College.
Come and chat to our gardens team about how you can compost at home and try our fun waste-sorting game.
Would you like to explore the parkland but not sure where to start? Join this informal walk to discover the beauty of the wider estate through the changing seasons. Dogs welcome.
Head out into the parkland on a friendly volunteer-led walk to learn about the way in which Thomas and William Wentworth shaped their wider estate.
Look behind the scenes with our research and archive volunteers to discover the history of the Walled Garden and Shed Lane.
A secret door in a wall. Where will it lead? Take a sneak peek in this behind the scenes tour to explore the stories and people behind this historically productive area, which is rarely open for public view.
Step into spring with our National Collection volunteers Libby and Chris for a gentle wander through the gardens in bloom. Discover early colour as camellias, hellebores and rhododendrons bring the Shrubbery Walk and Wilderness to life.
Are you team bunny or team egg? This spring, treat the whole family to a world of adventure on our Easter trail. As well as our popular garden trail we also have a quieter trail in the parkland suitable for people and pooches too!
Stroll beneath clouds of blossom as magnolias and camellias reach their springtime best. Join our National Collection volunteers Libby and Chris for a gentle guided walk filled with colour, scent and seasonal beauty.
Look behind the scenes with our research and archive volunteers to discover the history of rhododendron planting and how these plants have been showcased.
Celebrate Springtime flowers with a photography walk in the woodlands of Wentworth Castle Gardens.
Bask in a blaze of pinks, purples and golds as rhododendrons and azaleas fill the gardens with colour. Join our National Collection volunteers Libby and Chris for a guided wander through Wentworth’s most vibrant corners.
Come and explore Wentworth Castle Gardens from May half term and throughout June in our new interactive game inspired by a family favourite.
Enjoy the last flourish of rhododendron colour and uncover the fascinating stories of the plant hunters who brought these blooms to Wentworth.
Don't miss the opportunity to join Wild Deer Events for a trail run at Wentworth Castle Gardens. This event will take place after hours.
All for One; One for All! Young D’Artagnan is desperate to join Athos, Porthos and Aramis as an elite Musketeer of the King’s Guard. But are his swashbuckling credentials sufficient? Bring a picnic and find out in this swashbuckling adventure!
Look behind the scenes with our research and archive volunteers to discover the lives of the housemaids and others who worked below stairs at Wentworth Castle.
Pedalling from venue to venue with their set, props and costumes on the back of their bikes, the HandleBards are a four-strong troupe of actors who are spending the summer bringing environmentally sustainable Shakespeare to venues across the UK.