Escape to the great outdoors and learn about animals that hibernate at Hever Castle’s Emerging Nature.

When: February 11 to 19

Where: Hever Castle

Ticket price: Activities are included in admission

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Discover more about animals that retreat to cosy hideaways, find out which animals do this, what actually happens during the colder months and more about their environments as you wander through the grounds. Can you guess how long they hibernate for?

Get creative and portray a hibernating animal in a free pebble painting workshop. Finish off your day with an animal themed face paint (additional charge on selected dates).

A visit to Hever Castle offers a good day out for the whole family. As well as the Emerging Nature activities, feed the ducks or fish, explore the historic Castle or let off some steam in one of three play areas including the Tudor Towers adventure playground.

Hever Castle is 30 miles from central London, 3 miles southeast of Edenbridge off the B2026 between Sevenoaks and East Grinstead in the village of Hever.

You reach the castle via junction 10 of the M23, signposted from junctions 5 and 6 of the M25 and the Hildenborough exit of the A21.

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