Romney Warren Halloween Trail
Romney Warren Local Nature Reserve (meeting point outside The Nest), New Romney · 27 October 2026
A one-day Halloween trail at Romney Warren Local Nature Reserve in New Romney, running from 1 pm to 3 pm on 27 October 2026. Visitors collect a trail sheet from the RMCP stand outside The Nest and follow the route to learn about nocturnal wildlife, look for fungi and spot signs of autumn. It is free, drop-in, and suits families, with costumes encouraged.
Highlights
- Free drop-in trail, 1 pm to 3 pm, no booking needed
- Trail sheet from the RMCP stand outside The Nest
- Learn about creepy wildlife, hunt for fungi and spot autumn signs
Getting there
Romney Warren Local Nature Reserve (meeting point outside The Nest), TN28 8AY
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