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Christmas at Felbrigg Hall

Illustration of two young wolves climbing on the roof of Felbrigg Hall, against a snowy night time sky.
Wild Wood Hall: The search for Red, a seasonal experience for all the family at Felbrigg Hall. | © Illustration by Natalie Scurll

Get into the festive spirit at Felbrigg Hall, Gardens and Estate.

Wild Wood Hall: The search for Red


This Christmas, immerse yourself in a new tale from Wild Wood Hall.

Explore an indoor trail around the ground floor of Felbrigg’s 17th-century house, filled with imaginative decorations, animal illustrations and soundscapes recorded on the estate.

Follow in the paw prints of two young wolves on a quest to find their pack’s matriarch, Red. After journeying through a wonderland filled with scenes including a mirror ball tree, a glittering fungi feast and frosty mountains, the young wolves discover their leader in a secret den, caring for a new litter of pup playmates.

Families can enjoy craft activities and a quiet break-out space will be available for those with additional sensory needs.

Themed treats and hot chocolates from the Squire’s Pantry tea-room are available to top-off the experience.

Credits:
Illustrations by Natalie Scurll
Story by Richard Daplyn
Soundscapes by Martin Noble-James
Additional recordings by HomeSounds
Created by the house and visitor experience teams and volunteers


Dates
Friday 22, Saturday 23, Sunday 24 and Monday 25 November
Friday 29, Saturday 30 November, Sunday 1 and Monday 2 December
Friday 6, Saturday 7, Sunday 8 and Monday 9 December
Friday 13, Saturday 14, Sunday 15 and Monday 16 December

Time
11am-3pm
Last entry to the house is at 2.30pm

Ticket prices
There's no need to book in advance.
Entry is free to National Trust members, and non-members can pay on arrival.

Members: Free
Adults: £13
Children: £6.50
Family (2 adults, up to 3 children): £32.50
Family (1 adult, 2 children): £19.50

Child ticket is for ages 5-17
Under 5s free

Please note

The upstairs of the hall will remain closed throughout, to allow winter conservation cleaning to continue. Mirror ball lighting is used during the trail.

The Dining Room dressed for Felbrigg's 'Wolves of Wild Wood Hall' in 2023, with hanging starburst lights and a woodland feast laid out of the table.
The Dining Room dressed for Felbrigg's 'Wolves of Wild Wood Hall' in 2023 | © National Trust Images/Rob Coleman

A woodland feast

Materials from the estate, starburst lights and animal illustrations decorate the dining room in 2023.

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Carols in the Courtyard

Sunday 15 December | 2:30pm

Carols in the Courtyard is a Felbrigg Christmas tradition. Come and join the singing accompanied by the Cromer and Sheringham Brass Band. There's no need to book but, due to the popularity of this event and capacity of the car park, early arrival is advised.

Visitors on a frosty morning walk at the Felbrigg Estate
Visitors on a frosty morning walk at the Felbrigg Estate | © National Trust Images/Rob Coleman

Wrap up and enjoy a walk on the estate

With several waymarked routes to choose from, the Felbrigg estate is the perfect place to enjoy a walk with your loved ones. Open daily from dawn until dusk, get closer to nature this winter.

Child enjoys a hot chocolate and sausage roll outside the Squire's Pantry tea-room at Felbrigg Hall, Gardens and Estate Norfolk.
Warming treats from the Squire's Pantry tea-room at Felbrigg Hall, Gardens and Estate Norfolk. | © National Trust Images/James Dobson

Festive treats at the Squire's Pantry

Pop into the courtyard and visit the Squire's Pantry for treats including festive baps, themed sweet treats biscuits and luxury hot chocolates.

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