Please note that access to Arley Hall & Gardens on this weekend is as part of the Garden Festival only.
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Saturday 1st, Sunday 2nd, Thursday 6th, Friday 7th, Saturday 8th, Sunday 9th, Monday 10th April
PLEASE NOTE: DOGS ARE NOT PERMITTED ON THE TOTALLY ROARSOME WOODLAND TRAIL
A family-friendly trail around a world of dinosaurs, wild animals, pirates and unicorns (& much more). Complete our quiz as you explore our 1.5km track with hundreds of awesome photo opportunities.
Foraging Workshop
Sunday 2nd April THIS WORKSHOP IS NOW FULL
Want to find wild food for yourself? Learn to forage with an expert on one of these courses which run throughout the year.
Hall Open
Saturday 15th, Sunday 16th, Monday 17th April
Entry to the Hall will be from 10am – 4.00pm (last entry 3.30pm). Adult £6, Child (4-16) £2, Family (2 adults & up to 3 children) £15. No need to book.
PLEASE NOTE: Hall entry is only available as an upgrade after paid garden entry.
Arley Gardens Open for NGS
Tuesday 18th April
The gardens are open as part of the National Garden Scheme and all admission fees are donated to them. Beneficiaries include Macmillan Cancer Support and Marie Curie.
No need to book, open 10am - 5pm.
Willow Weaving Workshop with Juliette Hamilton
Wednesday 26th April THIS WORKSHOP IS NOW FULL
Juliette is a willow sculptor based in South Manchester. She makes individual pieces to commission, sells at events and is online. She runs workshops.
Guided Bluebell Walks & Garden Entry
Saturday 29th April 11am & 2pm
Enjoy huge carpets of bluebells, birdsong and many other wild flowers in the magnificent Big Wood which is a private wood at Arley and is not normally open to visitors. Your guide will be either Lord or Lady Ashbrook or an experienced bluebell tour guide who has been part of the estate for many years.
All walks are now fully booked.
Guided Bluebell Walks & Garden Entry
Sunday 30th April 11am & 2pm
Enjoy huge carpets of bluebells, birdsong and many other wild flowers in the magnificent Big Wood which is a private wood at Arley and is not normally open to visitors. Your guide will be either Lord or Lady Ashbrook or an experienced bluebell tour guide who has been part of the estate for many years.
All walks are now fully booked.