This February half-term, enjoy a fun-filled family day out with the grounds open from Sat 14 to Sun 22 Feb (closed Mon 16 and Tues 17), 10am–4pm. Children go free (grounds admission applies for adults) and there's plenty for everyone to enjoy, from hands-on Zoolab Live Shows and a free native species trail, to meeting birds of prey, craft workshops, and learning about local wildlife in the Conservation Hub. Make a day of it with delicious food and drink on site and enjoy scenic walks as the gardens begin to burst into colour.
| Season (14 Feb 2026 - 22 Feb 2026) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Monday - Sunday | 10:00 | - 16:00 |
Waddesdon, a French Renaissance-style château, is set in the heart of Buckinghamshire.…
Large collection of railway relics including, steam locomotives, railway carriages and…
Seventy-foot tower mill, which has recently been restored to full working order, with…
Lively hands-on, innovative museum complex consisting of county heritage displays,…
The Aylesbury Waterside Theatre can be found in the heart of Aylesbury. Boasting a…
Come and experience a day out to remember at Aqua Vale, where visitors are certain to…
A 5.5-mile circular walk starting at Brill. It combines stunning views over the Vale of…
Offering over 70 weekly arts and crafts workshops, live comedy, music and theatre as well…
The 16th century wallpaintings installed in Thame Museum hold many fascinating clues to…
Peaceful 15thC private chapel with exquisitely carved and painted woodwork. Rycote has…
Waterperry Gardens
Eight acre ornamental gardens with a fascinating history, including;…
The Chinnor and Princes Risborough Railway is an award-winning heritage railway steaming…
South of Aylesbury, you can find us in the heart of Wendover Woods. We're just off the…
Housing Buckingham's Museum, the Tourist Information Centre and the Flora Thompson (Lark…
Major collection of historical farm implements, local rural crafts and domestic bygones…
Pay a visit to the oldest horse charity in the world, established in 1886 to help the…
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