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Find out when Greys Court is open, how to get here, the things to see and do and more.
From finding trees to climb to spotting wildlife on a children's nature trail, there's lots to keep all members of the family happy on a day out at Greys Court.
Here's the information you need at a glance to make the most of your family day out at Greys Court:
Are you ready for a Summer of Play? Visit from 20 July to 3 September for a day jam-packed full of fun.
Fill your summer with medieval adventures surrounded by awe-inspiring towers and treetops. Will you balance on the beams like you're crossing moats? How about some target practice, taking aim at the shield targets with throwing bean bags? Perhaps you'll follow the trail boards to discover medieval history. The woodland play area will be waiting for all adventurous knights taking on Summer of Play! Follow your free map and the colourful bunting as you set out on play-filled visit.
Head down the driveway and you'll find the children’s play area nestled in the woodland. It’s near to the tea-room and toilets, and there’s benches to sit on while you watch the little ones play. There’s also plenty of space for some den building too.
The Cowshed tea-room is only a short walk from the children’s play area, perfect for some well earned refreshments after a long day of play.
Children of all ages can let off some steam and fire up their imaginations on the Greys Court estate walk. Look out for trees to climb and piles of chopped up logs to clamber over. A large tree stump can be claimed as a throne, and keep an eye out for a fallen tree with sitting areas carved into it.
There are lots of '50 things to do before you're 11¾' activities to tick off during your visit. Here are a few recommendations:
Find out when Greys Court is open, how to get here, the things to see and do and more.
Discover something different around every corner of this intriguing garden. Surrounded by ruined walls, a striking tower and clipped hedges, it’s packed full of surprises.
Stop by the shop to pick up a gift, new plant, pocket money toy or a treat for yourself. With a range of homeware and garden products there’s bound to be something to tempt you.
Explore the wider estate and discover views, woodland and the surrounding Chilterns countryside. Spot the red frame of the Moon Bridge spanning the ha-ha and the different tree specimens in the arboretum.
Discover how the last owners, the Brunners, enjoyed their life here in this homely house. Ornate ceilings and historic stained-glass windows combine with 20th-century features.
Find the best family-friendly places to visit and discover the fun-filled activities on offer as part of our Summer of Play, sponsored by Starling Bank.
There's always something new for families to see and do in Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Berkshire, from the magical landscape at Stowe to den-building at Basildon Park.
Fancy running free in the fresh air, learning new skills and trying new things? Grab your gear and start your adventure.