Santa at Reuthe's The Lost Gardens
Reuthe's The Lost Gardens, Sevenoaks · 6 December to 21 December 2026
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Santa at Reuthe's The Lost Gardens runs at weekends from 6 to 21 December 2026 at Reuthe's The Lost Gardens in Sevenoaks. Children write a letter to Santa with the Head Elf, follow the woodland trail to Santa's grotto and receive a gift. A mini Christmas market is also open. Booking is required, and the event suits families.
Highlights
- Letter writing with the Head Elf, then a woodland trail to Santa's grotto
- A gift for each child and a mini Christmas market
- Weekends only, 6 to 21 December 2026; booking required
Getting there
Reuthe's The Lost Gardens, TN15 0HB
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