Family fun at Berrington Hall

Berrington's children's play area is a great spot for your little ones to unleash their energy. Watch them run, jump, and skip around the fun-filled play equipment. For more adventure, head to the den building area, where young explorers can put their creativity to the test and build their very own shelters
Easter at Berrington Hall
Saturday 12 - Sunday 27 April
Make your way along the trail and find activities for the whole family. The trail takes place from 10am to 5pm with last entry at 4.30pm so come along and explore the beautiful gardens of Berrington Hall.
You can hop into this Georgian themed Easter adventure as you challenge your throwing skills in the Georgian slipper challenge, take part in lawn games and time how fast you are with traditional pancake racing. The trail is designed for children of all ages, featuring exciting activities and interactive stations.
Prices are £3.50 per trail which includes an Easter trail sheet, bunny ears and dairy or vegan and Free From* chocolate egg. Normal admission applies.
*Suitable for people with milk, egg, gluten, peanut and tree nut allergies.
Natural play areas
The children's play area is situated near the mansion and the perfect place for your little ones to let of steam as they run, jump and skip around the play equipment. If you are feeling a bit more adventurous, then why not head over to the den building area, where little adventurers can put their creative skills to the test to create their own shelter.

Inside the mansion
You and your family can imagine life as a Georgian lady or gentleman as you uncover the fascinating history of the families that have lived here. On the first floor, learn more about the wide world of Georgian dresses with the 'A Dress Fit for a King' exhibition. You’ll also find historic skirts, jackets, and hats at the dressing up station, which have all been created by the volunteer sewing team.
Exploring the parkland
Out in the parkland, the walks are pretty flat and child friendly. You can use an off-road buggy in the parkland but please be aware that some areas can be a little boggy in wet weather. The paths around the pool and into Moreton Ride have recently reopened, however may be temporarily or partially closed during the winter if we experience particularly wet weather. If this is the case, you can still get close to the pool to view the fantastic birdlife on the mansion side.
Another fun self-led thing to do is to download or print a copy of ‘50 things to do before you’re 11¾’ guide to bring along with you. There are 50 activities to try as a family outdoors, which can be used over and over again; why not start by building a den, watching a bird or going on a scavenger hunt this winter?
After exploring the parkland, make sure to visit the Old Servant's tea-rooms where you'll find snacks, lunches, and hot drinks making it the perfect place to warm up after you’ve explored.


Eating and shopping at Berrington Hall
Discover somewhere to treat yourself to food and drink or pick up a second-hand book in a historic setting at Berrington Hall.

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The garden at Berrington Hall
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