Sudeley Castle and Gardens is inviting families to get to know its impressive tree collection this May half term, with a new nature trail to follow and free, outdoor arts and crafts sessions.
What's on at Sudeley Castle this May half term?
Offering an immersive outdoor experience, Sudeley Castle is highlighting the role that trees play in supporting nature, wildlife and history with its Nature Week this May half term.
Families can follow a brand-new tree trail around the grounds to see the castle's inspiring tree collection, including familiar English oaks, ancient fossil trees and its majestic, 200-year-old cedar of Lebanon. Collect all the stamps to receive a gift from the Visitor Centre – and see how many of the animal sculptures you can spot along the way.
Then on Monday 25, Wednesday 27 and Friday 29 May, popular forest school experts, Dig & Delve, return to Sudeley for nature-inspired arts and crafts in the great outdoors, all included within the price of admission.
No trip to Sudeley Castle would be complete without a visit to the adventure playground to burn off some energy and play 'King of the Castle', either!
When is Nature Week at Sudeley Castle?
Nature Week at Sudeley Castle is from Saturday 23 until Sunday 31 May 2026.
How much are tickets for Nature Week at Sudeley Castle?
Entry to Sudeley Castle costs £24 for adults and £10.50 for children aged three to 15, with family tickets for two adults and three children available for £59.50.
Dig & Delve forest school sessions are free. The tree trail costs an additional £1 per child, with trail maps available from the Visitor Centre on arrival.
How to book
To book tickets, visit sudeleycastle.co.uk/events/may-half-term-nature-week.
