Join the Wind in the Willows Trail celebrating the 95th anniversary of the much-loved EH Shepard illustrations of Kenneth Grahame’s book, published by Farshore, Harper Collins. This interactive trail is a celebration of nature, the great outdoors, and fun with friends encouraging children to explore and discover wildlife in our gardens, the perfect setting for the adventures of Mole, Ratty, Toad, and Badger. Included in normal garden admission.
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February Half Term Fun
Join the Wind in the Willows Trail celebrating the 95th anniversary of the much-loved EH Shepard illustrations of Kenneth Grahame’s book, published by Farshore, Harper Collins. This interactive trail is a celebration of nature, the great outdoors, and fun with friends encouraging children to explore and discover wildlife in our gardens, the perfect setting for the adventures of Mole, Ratty, Toad, and Badger. Included in normal garden admission.
Autumn Toy Trail
This October half-term, set off on a fun-filled adventure around Polhill Garden Centre in Sevenoaks, Kent!
Collect your trail sheet, follow the clues and find each station hidden across the centre. At every stop, complete an exciting toy activity, from building towers and solving puzzles to creating autumn crafts.
Once you’ve completed the trail, claim your prize and enjoy a tasty pumpkin cookie to take home!
There are six children tickets available per time slot. Adults do not need to purchase a ticket.
Essential info:
- Tickets must be purchased online in advance.
- Please enter through the main entrance, where Polhill Farm Shop is located, and show your confirmation of ticket purchase to collect your trail sheet from our check-in point.
- Free parking available. Please turn left at the roundabout entering Polhill and park in the main car park.
- Children must be supervised at all times.
The Guess How Much I Love You Garden Adventure
A trail inspired by the book of the same name along with the seasonal collection I love you all year round. The trail contains a series of activities that encourage children to learn through play, using the senses and engaging with shapes and colours to explore the garden in a thoughtful and playful way. You’ll also be able to step into the book alongside Little Nutbrown Hare and Big Nutbrown Hare, replicating some key scenes from the original story.