Twig or Treat Spooktacular at Brockhill Country Park
Brockhill Country Park, Hythe · 27 October 2026
Image: Explore KentA longer Halloween session at Brockhill with the park rangers. Children carve a wooden pumpkin to keep, walk the Twig or Treat trail hunting for mystery boxes, then cook a sweet treat over the campfire in the Forest School with a hot chocolate.
Highlights
- Carve a wooden pumpkin to take home
- Twig or Treat mystery box trail
- Campfire treat and hot chocolate in the Forest School
Good to know
- Every child taking part needs a ticket
- Late arrivals cannot be accommodated
- Outdoors, so dress for the weather
Getting there
Brockhill Country Park, Sandling Road, Saltwood, Hythe, Kent, CT21 4HL
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