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BORDE HILL GARDEN BORDE HILL LANE, HAYWARDS HEATH, WEST SUSSEX RH16 1XP, 01444 450326,
WWW.BORDEHILL.CO.UK/EVENTS
Put on your cloak, grab a broomstick, wave your magic wand and transport yourself to Borde Hill Garden to fi nd out what it takes to become a witch or wizard. From 21st-31st October complete all of the challenges on the ghoulish garden trail to receive a dastardly treat from the resident Borde Hill witch.
Spook-tastic entertainment in the haunted marquee includes Tomfoolery, Sublime Science and Owls About Town, plus much, much more.
SCOTNEY CASTLE LAMBERHURST, TUNBRIDGE WELLS TN3 8JN, 01892 893868,
WWW.NATIONALTRUST.ORG.UK/SCOTNEY-CASTLE/WHATS-ON
Betsy’s Hallowe’en Trail at Scotney Castle sees the castle’s very own cat Betsy, who loves climbing trees, help her friend Winnie Witch find the ingredients for her potion hidden around the garden in the trees. On your way learn more about the trees, some of which have an extra special story to tell about their place in the Great Storm 30 years ago. From 21st- 29th October.
TULLEYS FARM TURNERS HILL ROAD, CRAWLEY RH10 4PE, 01342 718472,
WWW.TULLEYSFARM.COM
Voted the UK’s number one Halloween family attraction, Tulleys Farm has plenty to offer both day and night. The Pumpkin and Spook Fest will appeal to children of all ages with exciting haunted house attractions aimed at six to 13-year-olds and is open 14th, 15th and 21st-29th October. A special event for adults and accompanied children over 12 – Shocktober Fest – runs from 30th September-4th November, with its unique and immersive scare experience including live actors, special effects and scary surprises, plus two live music stages, street theatre and food.
CHIDDINGSTONE CASTLE HILL HOATH ROAD, CHIDDINGSTONE, EDENBRIDGE TN8 7AD, 01892 870347,
WWW.CHIDDINGSTONECASTLE.ORG.UK
Enjoy the magic of Chiddingstone Castle’s School of Witchcraft and Wizardry for the fi rst time on 26th-28th October. Meet the school’s Headmaster Wizard where you will be allocated a house before attending special classes of potion making, choir practice, spell school and the fl ying school too! Pre-booked tickets essential, event devised for seven to 12-year-olds.
THE HISTORIC DOCKYARD CHATHAM CHURCH LANE, CHATHAM ME4 4TE, 01634 823800,
WWW.THEDOCKYARD.CO.UK
Tired of ghouls and ghosts at Halloween? Go and explore The Historic Dockyard’s Enchanted Garden, which between Saturday 21st-Sunday 29th October, will be transformed with all manner of mythical beasts, sprites and fairies that will captivate children of all ages. With pumpkin carving (at a small additional charge), fairy trails, wand making and story-telling, there will be something to captivate and enchant visitors of all ages this October half-term at The Historic Dockyard Chatham. Entry to the Enchanted Garden is included with your normal entry ticket.
Please check with venues for times and dates before travelling
HEVER CASTLE HEVER, EDENBRIDGE TN8 7NG, 01732 865224,
WWW.HEVERCASTLE.CO.UK
Prepare to be spooked this Halloween at Hever Castle & Gardens where you can meet Viscous Vampire and his Goblin friend in the Creepy Crypt and hear terrifying tales of goblins, trolls, witches and vampires. Follow the eerie Halloween trail, help ward off vampires with a spooky activity and sink your teeth into a sweet treat at the cupcake decorating workshop. Plus there’s prizes for the best creepy costumes.
© John Glover
© Hever Castle & Gardens, Alison Bailey
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