A spooky Halloween adventure has been set up in the grounds of an Ashridge estate for this half term.
From Monday 25 to Thursday 28 October between 9.30am to 4.30pm, families can come and venture through The Gruesome Gardens in Ashridge House, Berkhamsted.
Using the map provided and some detective skills, children will have to crack the clues that will be lurking behind the gates at Ashridge House.
Natalie Halliwell-Jennings, Ashridge House events marketing manager said: “We have created a fun Halloween adventure for families to enjoy this half term in the beautiful gardens here at Ashridge House, and there’s a chocolate reward for the kids if they manage to find all the creepy clues.
“Come along and join in the Halloween fun with your little terrors dressed in their spooky outfits!”
Adult tickets cost £8.50, children (12 years and under) cost £6.50 and infant (2 years and under) cost £2.50.
Tickets include parking and entry to the Gruesome Gardens and a Halloween treat for all child and infant tickets to be collected at the end of the trail.
Carer tickets are available by contacting Ashridge House to book these as it will be necessary to provide documentation as proof.
Tickets will not be available to purchase on the day.
Book online here: https://www.ashridgehouse.org.uk/the-gruesome-gardens/
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