Spooky Fun and Terrifying Trails at Local Visitor Attractions
This half term, local visitor attractions will host a range of spooky events and autumnal adventure days from Saturday, 25th October to Sunday, 2nd November.
The busy schedule of activities includes haunted ghost trains, bewitching mazes, arts and crafts, pumpkin carving workshops, and spooky storytelling at major attractions such as Paultons Park, Beaulieu, Hurst Castle, Moors Valley Country Park, Exbury Gardens, and Sunnyfields Farm.
Exbury’s renowned steam railway will get a terrifying makeover transforming it into a ghost train haunted by an other-worldly crew entertaining passengers en-route.
- Haunted ghost trains
- Bewitching mazes
- Arts and crafts
- Pumpkin carving workshops
- Spooky storytelling
From 25th to 31st October, passengers can board a 30-minute live action immersive experience featuring an other-worldly crew of ghosts and ghouls at Exbury Gardens.
Author's summary: Spooky events at local attractions this half term.
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