Activities at Wray Castle
November weekends at Wray Castle
Make the most of the autumnal weather and get stuck in at Wray Castle each weekend this November.
What to do this winter at Wray Castle
The castle may be closed but there's still plenty to see and do amongst the castle grounds.
Come by bike
The castle is the perfect stop off on a bike ride through the south Lakes.
Have an outdoor adventure at Wray Castle
There's so much to see and do in this natural adventure playground; bring the dog, a picnic or join us for a run.
Alternative ways to travel to Wray Castle whilst the Windermere Car Ferry is closed
If you were thinking of using the Windermere Car Ferry during your visit, here are a few alternative options to help you plan your trip.
Hoist the sails! Beginners' sailing sessions at the castle
Try your hand at something new with our taster sailing sessions on Lake Windermere.
Soak up the sights and sounds of autumn
Let this video inspire your senses and get outside this autumn.
Wray Castle to Blelham Tarn circular walk
An interesting circular walk from Wray Castle taking in Blelham Tarn and returning via Lake Windermere shoreline. From the Ice Age to the Iron Age, medieval monks to Victorian visionaries, this walk combines tranquil beauty, great views and fascinating stories from the past.
- Moderate
- 2 hours
- 3.5 miles (5.6km)
Take the geocaching challenge
Explore the grounds of Wray Castle on a geocaching trail.
Wray Castle's Summer of Sport
This summer at Wray Castle is all about sporting challenges and trying new things.
Walk this Wray
Pull on your boots and step out into the heart of the south Lakes.
Get out and have fun at Wray Castle
A childhood fantasy can be fulfilled here: play in Peter Rabbit's burrow or visit Mr McGregor's garden. Or just blow off some steam in the open air if it's a sunny day.