A GUIDED WALK WITH SNOWDROPS AT


As winter’s icy grip starts to waiver and the February sun gathers warmth, come and see the snowdrops raise their heads and herald the coming of spring.


The snowdrops nestle under towering ancient trees, dance beneath the scented spidery witch hazel flowers and brave the harshest of snows.


Take in our wonderful garden features on a mile long walk. Pass the enigmatic Camellia house, sheltering our ancient camellia plants, take in the wonderful views from the expansive South Terrace and follow in the footsteps of all those who called Wentworth Woodhouse home.


AFTERNOON TEA


Why not pre-book an afternoon cream tea to


complement your visit? Available to book on our website. Enjoy a discount when booked together.


GUIDED WALKS The Tours will be running from Wednesday through to Sunday throughout February at 10am and 2pm


Adults £10 Children £5


(Half price for National Trust members)


The walks will take place whatever the weather so be sure to wrap up warm and wear suitable footwear. Due to the time of year, the garden paths will not be suitable for wheelchairs.


BRING THE KIDS


Enjoy the great outdoors with the kids on our snowdrop woodland walk. A special spotter sheet will be available for families at weekends and throughout half-term. Please check online for availability.


Book your tickets now: www.wentworthwoodhouse.org.uk or Tel 01226 749639 WENTWORTH | ROTHERHAM | S62 7TQ


@Wentworth_House @wentworth.woodhouse.10 wentworth_woodhouse


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