How many ways can you hop, skip, jump and move? Can you beat your best, step it up or keep your balance? In the garden at Trengwainton this summer there’ll be fun fitness activities for you to try so everyone can go home happy-tired.
The den building woods will be open throughout the summer holidays (weather permitting) for you and your family to use the branches, logs and greenery to make your own hidey-hole. You can also get creative in making wild art with found objects from the woodland floor.
In the walled kitchen garden there’ll be the much-anticipated return of the scarecrows. Artist John Keys, working with local school children, will create these fun characters and this year’s theme will celebrate 60 years of the National Trust opening the garden to the public.
When: 24 July to 4 September (closed Fridays and Saturdays), from 10am-5pm
The event is free but normal admission charges apply (National Trust members have free entry).
