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A guided coastal walk for people living with Parkinson�s – In partnership with Parkinson\’s UK.Perfect for people who are new to walking for exercise and pleasure or anyone who likes a social stroll – Led by Parkinson�s awareness trained volunteers, pace and distance will be tailored to suit everyone – We\’ll be enjoying the views, spotting wildlife and sharing stories of the coast\’s rich heritage along the way – Carers, family and friends are welcome too.

Stretch your legs and glimpse a different side to Bath, as you wander from city to countryside on this Bath Skyline guided walk.Learn about the history of Bath whilst taking in the beautiful views over the World Heritage City – The walk starts in Bath city centre, outside the Abbey in Abbey Churchyard/Kingston Parade, and finishes at Prior Park Landscape Garden.

Get active at Lonsghaw and join in our Summer of Sport – perfect your aim and play some fun family games.Are you the next Robin Hood? Join in some target practice and other family challenges in the grounds of the Moorland Discovery Centre – Have a go at badminton, swingball and other games to test your aim!

Become an Anglo-Saxon potter and create your own pot or bowl.Be inspired by the arts and crafts techniques the Anglo-Saxons used to create bowls and pots – Have a go at creating your own with guidance from our experienced volunteer potter.

Explore the North Devon coast the easy way on our all-weather trailer.Enjoy a trip down to Bull Point lighthouse with a local guide and hear more about the wildlife and wrecking history of this now tranquil and breathtaking coastline – Rides start at 10.30am and run throughout the day, with the last ride at 2.45pm – Rides lasts approximately 45 minutes.

Explore the North Devon coast the easy way on our all-weather trailer.Enjoy a trip down to Bull Point lighthouse with a local guide and hear more about the wildlife and wrecking history of this now tranquil and breathtaking coastline – Rides start at 10.30am and run throughout the day, with the last ride at 2.45pm – Rides last approximately 45 minutes.

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Come on a walk around the garden and hear stories about Kitty Lloyd Jones who designed the garden for Lord & Lady Bearsted in the 1930s.Listen to one of our volunteer storytellers tell you tales of the garden designed by Kitty Lloyd Jones.

Celebrate the summer holidays by getting all the family together to sponsor a duck on Coughton\’s traditional duck race down the River Arrow, plus traditional games for families.

Learn to Ride – an introduction to cycling – A holiday special of our very popular sessions.A one off 45 minute session with the cycle instructor, Graeme, located in the wonderful National Trust property at Clumber Park in a traffic free environment that will introduce you to balance and pedalling techniques to gain confidence to move forward and enable you to develop your ability to cycle.You will gain the knowledge and skills which you can then take away and use to practice till perfect and our traffic free trails are the perfect place to do so.

Head outdoors and discover the wild side of the parkland.Explore the park through exciting family activities on one of our popular guided discovery trails – Hunt for bugs, find the deer herd, and tick off some of the 50 Things to do before you are 11 and three-quarters activities.

Build a den as a family and see if it will pass the infamous water test.Tarpaulins and rope are provided, the rest must be foraged – A National Trust gardener will be on hand to give tips and advice but the challenge is on and it\’s up to your family to make the best den possible.

Join us every week of the summer holidays for a summer of fun and games and enjoy the great outdoors with a fun-filled calendar of sporty activities.The grounds of Speke Hall will host a wide variety of outdoor activities this summer – Challenge friends and family to a shoot out on the archery range, kick away at a game of football, or give your best serve in tennis! If that\’s enough, we also have rounders and athletics to get stuck into – Our summer sports activities will take place on Tuesdays and Thursdays, 1-3pm, from 23 July until 29 August.

Find out more about the conservation work going on at Lytes Cary.The Lytes Cary estate is home to many interesting and significant species – Colour the Margins is a project aimed at saving threatened arable habitats and species – They\’ll be on site, along with the Butterfly Conservation Trust and other experts with a schedule of activities showcasing the conservation work and importance it has.

Join us each week, Mondays and Tuesdays, for family fun in the garden and woodland at Moseley – With a different theme each week, usually with something to make and take home!Lammas, Map Quest, What�s Wild Where?, Civil War Camp.

Are you up to the challenge of defending Trerice? Only a proven marksman (or woman) will do…Using Archery GB arrows kits have a go at archery with Trerice volunteers – Sessions run from 11:00 – 15:00.

You can get a glimpse of how Romans created their fashionsAn opportunity to meet Gaia who will be demonstrating how Romans created and used natural dyes to create vibrant fabrics for everyday use.

Join us in the Brewery Bookshop for this fun craft activity making swords and shields inspired by those on display in Cotehele\’s Tudor great hall.

A fully accessible loo and hoist will be available in the main car park all day.A fully accessible loo and hoist will be available in the main car park all day.

Be transported back to 15th century England, when Oxburgh was built, by dressing up as the Lord or Lady of the manor – Try becoming a Yeoman with a shield and sword or the daughter of the house with long skirts.Suitable for kids big and small!

Pop in to the visitor centre to collect your tracker pack, then venture out into the countryside and see how many activities you can complete.Make friends with a bug, watch a bird or spot a butterfly on lookout hill – Activities are self-led so you can take as long as you need to participate – Collect a tracker pack from our team – we will be available on site for guidance – Donations welcome – Suggested donation �2.

Come along to have a go kneading dough to make your own unleavened bread at Swanley Grange.Bread was a staple in the monks diet – Pop along to Swanley Grange to have a go making your own over a fire.

Get messy making clapbread.Head for the kitchen, roll up your sleeves and try your hand at making traditional Cumbrian clapbread.

Join us for some good, old fashioned family sports fun at Crow Park this summer!We\’ll be at Crow Park throughout the summer with our sports equipment for you to come along and have a go at egg and spoons races, balance bike slalom, javelin throwing, sack races and much, much more – There\’s no charge and no need to book, just bring the family and get active in the great outdoors.

Drop into the hall this summer and find out how the team look after it and keep the bugs at bay.Drop into the hall every Tuesday in August and find out how the team look after it and keep the bugs at bay.

Bring your imagination and get creative at Arlington Court.Drop in to have a go at creating your own crafts to take home.

Start your \’50 things adventure\’ what will you discover at Sunnycroft this summer.How many different shaped clouds can you see, why not try being really quiet, listen to the birds, guess which bird is singing or get to know one of our really big trees down our Wellingtonia avenue – There is lots to explore so get out into nature this summer and have an adventure – Pick up your \’50 things\’ leaflet from the ticket hut.

Go wild and get a little dirty at Flatford\’s Nature Day – A �3 wild passport will get you pond dipping, bug hunting and the chance to make natural crafts – This event is organized in partnership with the Field Studies Council, the RSPB and the Dedham Vale AONB

Plant seeds with our very own Mr McGregor at Hill Top and take them home in a compostable pot.Plant your pots in the garden that Beatrix Potter created, and today is looked after by Pete, Hill Top\’s Senior Gardener – Don\’t worry, he\’s much friendlier than Mr McGregor! You\’ll be planting seeds such as lettuce, sunflowers and cress – Take home your plant, then watch it grow.

Get your hands dirty by joining in a variety of fun filled crafty activities – Activities (and prices) will vary from making masks to clay modelling.28 May-make a butterfly mobile �1

Inspired by stories and life on the Mount, both past and present, join a crafty hub of activity and make your own treasure to take home.Many boats and ships have visited these shores for centuries – some friendly, some not! Make your own reed boat, that we are sure will be able to sail the Seven Seas…or perhaps a rockpool or two.Mythical mermaids were also said to be spotted around the island – Use your imagination to create an underwater world using seashore treasures – Make your own willow fish on a stick or design your own nautical flag on a natural calico fabric.

A family day of science, craft and social history based activities.Learn about our giant steam engines – Have a go at making a goose feather fuse, giant bubbles and the very popular \’Great Egg Drop Challenge\’ – Step back in time with the new social history activities for this summer – Sew your own Croust Bag on a vintage hand winding sewing machine and make a Rag Rug.

Activities vary each week during the school holidays.Try bug hunting, creating wild art, making kites, river dipping and lots more.

Join us every Tuesday of the summer holidays on a tractor tour to get up close with our White Park CattleThe tractor tours will take you into the field with our rare breed White Park cattle so you can see them up close – One of our team will accompany you so you can learn about the majestic animals and find out why they are so special to Dinefwr.

Discover what it\’s like to be an archaeologist with hands-on children\’s activities in the Alexander Keiller Museum – Barn Gallery.Take part in a mini-dig to discover a Beaker burial and a West Kennet Long Barrow burial – These activities take place in the Barn Gallery and are free with entry – By timed ticket only, collect yours from the museum desk on the day – .

Always wanted to have a go at shooting a long bow?Head to the lake area and have a go at shooting a long bow and some traditionally fletched arrows with White Dragon Archery – Each go gives you six arrows, so you�ve got a few goes to see if you can hit the target!

Join us for a short walk along the River Cole and some river dipping? See what you can discover in the water with one of our nets and we\’ll help you work out what it is.

Rosy cheeks and family challenges – come out and play this summer at Plas Newydd.We\’re really excited to be one of only two National Trust properties in Wales to be bringing good old fashioned sports days back every Tuesday, Friday and Saturday throughout the summer holidays – Join us for a whole load of led sporting activities suitable for the whole family – It\’s all about getting outdoors and enjoying those long, warmer days and making some great memories together – Why not challenge your family to a sports day of your very own this July and August?

We\’ve lots of summer fun activities at Mottistone during the school holidays to help you tick off some of your 50 things list.Every Tuesday throughout the holidays we\’ve got summer fun activities at Mottistone Gardens, so you can tick off some of your 50 things to do before you are 11 3/4 – You could try No.18 – Create some wild art, No.41 – help a plant to grow, No.31 Make friends with a bug and more…

Join us for outdoor learning throughout the year, providing a safe and supportive environment for children to explore the world and themselves, while learning new skills.Run by Forest School-qualified leaders, Wild Learning clubs are the perfect antidote to holiday boredom – The range of activities we offer is constantly developing, but a typical session would include:Shelter buildingTrackingEnvironmental artGamesUsing toolsSuitable for ages 5-11.

Spring into summer at Springhill, where family fun and games are the order of the day!Experience the great outdoors, learn a new skill and take in that fresh air with an abundance of sporting activities throughout the school holidays.Challenge friends and family to a game of football, tennis or table tennis – Little ones have their own tailor-made mini challenges in the Laundry Yard – Have a go at our horseless showjumping….our four-legged friends can try this one too!Victorian Drills (keep-fit) will be fun for all ages on the front lawn…and much more

A kid-friendly adventure with Cullercoats Bike & Kayak.Kids can build confidence in the water while exploring overhangs, caves, cliffs and reefs with the Cullercoats Bike & Kayak team – Find the best wildlife on the rocky coastline; this is no ordinary rockpooling experience!

Explore the life and legacy of wartime Prime Minister Winston Churchill through this new tour with our knowledgeable guide.This one hour intimate tour showcases Winston Churchill\’s most treasured awards, honours and gifts – Selected rooms of the house including exclusive access to Winston\’s bedroom – Please book at least a day in advance as bookings can\’t be made on the day – Spaces limited to 8.

Find out more about the tracks and trails you can find throughout our woodland and who they might belong to.Trails cost �1 per child and are available from the Visitor Welcome Team – On your way out, don\’t forget to pick up a sticker for your 50 things to do before you are 11 and three-quarters activity booklet!

Take a peek inside the Cambridge Bedroom, Stone Hall and Chamber Landing in the private apartments of Petworth House.

The Botanic Garden in Lacock\’s grounds will be bringing back the Healing Herbs border from last year due to popular demand.Head Gardener Sue Carter and her team have created a fantastic herb border to show some of the plants the nuns may have grown for medicinal purposes and share some medieval remedies – Some probably did no harm, but possibly not much good either, while others are effective and still used today.

Eating out will never be the same againCome and join us on the lakeshores of Windermere, where your pizza will be made before your eyes in our wood-fired oven – All you need to do is – pick your favourite spot in the grounds, roll out the picnic blanket and have your tea made fresh for you and your loved ones – You\’ll find the pizza oven in the main car park – A range of flavours will be available to suit all tastes, and vegan cheese is available.

Create your own musical instrument with natural materials.

A fast paced and exciting adventure for all the family, the show features puppets, colourful characters, audience interaction and all the comedy and fun that has defined Strange Fascination over the past five years – Perfect for old and young alike!Join Mowgli, Baloo, the fearsome Shere Khan and many other favourites in this unique and brand new retelling of the popular classic story for the open air – Bring a picnic and join the adventure this summer!

Join us as we go in search of creatures of the night – Going on a nature walk at night is one of the 50 things to do before you are 11 and three-quarters!Look for bats with a bat detector and have a go at moth trapping – Especially suitable for families with younger children – Includes a walk of around 2 miles.

Visit Stackpole at dusk for a guided ranger walk to see the resident bats – Lots of our bats make use of the many old buildings around the estate to sleep, breed and hibernate.

The perfect opportunity to come and meet Chirk Castle\’s bat population – Guided by our Ranger Team learn about the bats\’ habitat, food and the conservation challenges we face.Our Ranger Team will meet you in the car park at 21:00 (20:30 in August) and show you the best spot to watch the bats emerging for the night – Then using bat detectors they\’ll lead a walk through the gardens, picking up all of the best spots and passing on their expert local knowledge – Expected finish time 22:30 (22:00 in August).

The 130th Egton Show will have a farmers market, wrought iron and farrier displays, plus all the usual horse, cattle, sheep, goat, ferret, fur and feather classes. There will also be the bee keeping, produce and handicraft and the children\’s sections.

Join our friendly \’Walking for Health\’ leader on the 3rd Wednesday of every month for a beginners walk across the Downs.The group walks are led by friendly, specially trained volunteers who are on hand to provide encouragement and support, and make sure no one gets left behind.The walk lasts 45 minutes and is over a fairly flat walk along a surfaced pathway.They are free and open to everyone, but are especially aimed at those who are least active.

Join in fortnightly stories, crafts and outdoor activities with your mini adventurers, especially for children under 4.Each session we\’ve different activities themed around a story or species, from planting seeds like Mr McGregor, discovering bees like winnie the pooh or going on a bear hunt through the woods – Make sure you check out our Facebook page @NostellNT to see the next theme coming up and look out for special story sessions throughout the year in partnership with Wakefield Libraries – No booking needed, just drop in to the gardens, 10.30 – 11.30am.

A guided coastal walk on the Lizard National Nature Reserve – On route you will be introduced to a variety of wildlife – highlights include Cornish choughs, Atlantic grey seals and wildflowers.Meet at the Wildlife Watchpoint, at Lizard Point (TR12 7NU) for a guided coastal walk on the Lizard National Nature Reserve – On route you will be introduced to a variety of wildlife – highlights include Cornish choughs, Atlantic grey seals and wildflowers – Our volunteers will be on hand to tell you more about the growing conservation effort to look after the Lizard National Nature Reserve.

Join the dogs of Stowe on a paw patrol with a different theme and leader each month.

Become a detective and search for clues that tell us more about the history of Belton�s gardens on a special family tour.Discover the untold stories of Belton\’s gardens with our interactive tour – It\’s been specially designed for families with children aged 5 years and over in mind – There\’s limited tickets available, so pre-booking is essential.

Join our experienced Tatton Park Rangers to hunt for mini-beasts in the park�s pond and woodlands – Take a trailer ride to get a close look at Tatton�s deer.

Run, jump, play and keep the family active over the summer holidays with our fun and games session on the lawn.

Love knitting, then join us for knit and chat.Meet new friends and share your love for knitting by joining the knitting weekly club – They\’ve knitted poppies, Christmas decorations, a beanstalk, bugs and are now underway knitting pirates for the Treasure Island themed summer and witches for Halloween.

A tour looking at the external architecture and fabric of Melford Hall, exploring the different styles and building periods to be found on the building – The tour will explain how the history of Melford Hall has been recorded in the building we see today, which is the result of at least five centuries of building and rebuilding – The tour will also show how the current appearance of the building isn�t necessarily what it seems to be!

Join in and take part in a weekly, short, free health walk and head off for a relaxing stroll around this 18th century landscape garden – Perfect for some \’me\’ time.It�s been proven that getting outdoors and breathing the fresh air can improve your mental and physical health – At Gibside you can join a guide for a short, gentle stroll around the grounds, perfect for getting back into exercise – It�s also a great opportunity to meet new people and have a chat – Afterwards, you can relax in the cafe with a cuppa.

Join us for a different walk each week, showing off some of the best views, woodland paths and secret seats in and around Wimpole\’s parkland.Walks range from 2.5-4.5miles and are often muddy – Our experienced Walk Leaders will guide you through the estate, pointing out interesting features in the landscape, wildlife and tantalising snippets of Wimpole\’s history.

Wild Wednesday is the perfect chance for the whole family to get closer to nature and a great adventure during the school holidays.Join in hands-on fun outdoors and put your den building skills to the test – Come and tick off number 4 of the 50 things to do before you are 11 and three-quarters list.

The Woodland Play Area is the setting for a morning of adventures, exploring and creativitySummer wild Wednesdays take place every Wednesday during the school summer holidays, with a different theme for every session.This summer we will be having fun with sticks, making some marvelous mud creations, getting to know the trees, building a pirate ship, and so much more.

Nordic Walking every Wednesday at LlanerchaeronTry the \’Gentle Nordic Walk\’ or the \’Adventure Nordic Walk\’Nordic Walking is an enhancement of ordinary walking – it makes something we can all do twice as effective! Nordic Walking uses poles in order to propel the walker along – This means they work harder than usual yet the support given by the poles makes it feel easier – The use of poles means the upper body muscles are used as well as the legs, taking pressure of the joints.Get in touch to book your place – www.pilatesinthenordic.com

Go on an adventure off the beaten track with our friendly volunteers.Most visitors to Tarn Hows enjoy the circular path around the Tarn, which is a wonderful walk for all the family but if you\’d like to go a little further afield, one of these guided walks might be for you – The walks usually last around 3 hours and are lead by one of our experienced, local volunteers.

Learn the skills you need to care for a place like Lyme.Explore Lyme�s landscape and wildlife and try your hand at being a ranger for the day.

A stroll with a ranger to recall events along the East Coast War Channels of WWI.Over 1,000 WWI shipwrecks lurk under the sea just off the UK\’s east coast – For many years these wrecks have lain relatively forgotten, with their stories locked in an underwater world – Discover the hidden tales of lost ships, their crew and their families, many of whom were from the local area – In partnership with Scarborough Sub Aqua Club – Free – funded via Natural England\’s Higher Level Stewardship environmental scheme.

Calling all aspiring explorers! Join us for a fun packed morning as we cover the basics of bush craft and outdoor survival skills, all within our beautiful parklands.Our Bush Craft for Beginners workshop will teach you the basic skills of outdoor survival! Children will have the opportunity to get hands on with den building, fire lighting, foraging and shelter construction – We\’ll also be exploring and learning more about nature through outdoor and sensory activities!

A fun-filled picnic for every bear that ever there was, featuring delightful stories and songs – Please bring your own picnic.Especially for pre-school toddlers from 12 months old, we are hosting Teddy Bears\’ Picnics at Claremont every Wednesday in June and August – Bring along your favourite teddy and a picnic and join in with fabulous stories and songs led by our storyteller Emma.

If you go down to the woods today�. – Make sure you bring your favourite teddy and picnic lunch!Join us for this fun family summer holiday event, taking you into Northwood where there will be many children�s activities and light refreshments – Toilet also on site.

Explore Longshaw\’s habitats, and learn about what the rangers do to look after Longshaw for creatures, from mammals to millipedes.Join the rangers to find out about some special inhabitants of Longshaw, and tick off some of your 50 things to do before you are 11 3/4 – The summer is alive with wildlife!

Let the outdoors move you with our weekly Nordic walking sessions on the Erddig estate.Nordic walking is one of the fastest growing outdoor activities in the UK, offering a full body workout with specially designed walking poles – Enjoy the beauty of the Erddig estate by joining our weekly Nordic walking sessions, led by a qualified instructor – Beginners welcome on the first Saturday of the month – Please email katie.rees-jones@nationaltrust.org.uk to register your place.

A magical storytelling tour that brings to life the story of Alice\’s Adventures in Wonderland.you are late, you are late, for a very important date! Join us in the beautiful surroundings of Tatton Gardens to hear about Alice\’s Adventures in Wonderland – In order to solve a perplexing mystery, you will have to complete a series of puzzles and riddles, inspired by this classic tale.

Explore the North Devon coast at Mortehoe the easy way on our all weather trailer.Enjoy a trip out to Morte Point with a National Trust guide and hear more about the wildlife and legends of this spectacular coastline – Call Mortehoe Museum for times and booking 01271 870028.Rides start at 10.30am and run throughout the day, with the last ride at 2.45pm – Rides lasts 45 mins.

Join us at Swanley Grange to dress up like a monk for this family tour.Pull on your monks robes before setting off on a journey around the monastic landscape to learn all about how the monks lived in the abbey\’s heyday.

Explore the North Devon coast the easy way on our all weather trailer.Enjoy a trip out to Morte Point with a National Trust guide and hear more about the wildlife and legends of this spectacular coastline – Call Mortehoe Museum for times and booking 01271 870028.Rides start at 10.30am and run throughout the day, with the last ride at 2.45pm – Rides lasts 45 mins.

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Get closer to nature this summer and tick off some of the 50 things to do before you are 11 and three-quarters with Ranger EllieOn special Wild Wednesdays during the summer holidays, Ranger Ellie will be running some 50 things to do before you are 11 and three-quarters activities – Maybe it\’ll be a bug hunt or planting some seeds…you can join us to find out – Some activities may have an additional charge for materials.

Join our wild team for outdoors fun in the sun (fingers crossed!) as we go about ticking off as many �50 things to do before you�re 11 and three-quarters � challenges as we can this summer – Drop in for different nature-based activities each week around the gardens.

We\’ve partnered with local wildlife charities to create a series of exciting activities for all the family this summer – There will be pop-up stands, nature trails and a chance to learn all about badgers, bees, hedgehogs and more.Join us at Upton House and Gardens every Wednesday throughout the summer holidays to learn everything you ever wanted to know about badgers, bees, hedgehogs and more – From arts and crafts to quizzes and talks, there\’s something for all ages – There will be timed talks and other sessions available throughout the day, please see the website for more details.

Come orienteering with Wrekin Orienteers – Use the electronic orienteering system to see how fast you can get around the course – Great for map reading practice and exploring the park! The course is suitable for everyone including beginners.

As you walk around the garden create a journey stick using fallen leaves and petals you find along the way

Join an early keyboard expert each week to explore a different aspect of the Benton Fletcher Collection.These informal talks and demonstrations are about half an hour long – Hear the extraordinary and delightful sounds of rare instruments dating from the 16th century and ask any questions.

Ever wanted to be a Ranger for the day? Well here is your chance to have some fun outdoorsJoin our ranger and volunteer team as you go on outdoor adventures such as making wild art, bug hunting and animal print spotting.

Come along to the orchard on Wednesdays through the school holidays and learn soft archery, with summer of sport.

Join the ever popular family art and craft workshops this summer and take home your very own arty masterpiece.From designing your own garden to inventing your own creatures, there�s plenty of fun to be had with us this summer.

Join one of the gardeners and enjoy a seasonal tour of the gardens discovering its short but interesting history and amazing collection of plants.

Join in the Summer of Sport with Wakefield District Cycle Forum.Have a go at the cycle skills course and join led rides around the parkland – All ages welcome.

A day of fun \’50 Things\’ outdoor activities on ExmoorJoin the Rangers at Heddon Valley for some \’50 Things to do before you are 11 3/4\’s\’ inspired activities – The Exmoor Rangers have lined up some fun outdoor activities that will encourage children to get out and about and enjoying nature – Donations welcomed.

Removal of dead flower heads can promote further flowering – Get some tips on which ones we remove to prolong the display and which ones we leave for winter interest.

Learn about Ickworth\’s home grown produce and how it is used led by the Gardening team – It will also give you a chance to find out Ickworth\’s plans for the Walled Garden and how it will develop.