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Willow and Winter - A Festive Reindeer Workshop

Lullingstone Country Park, Lullingstone · 28 November 2026

28 Nov

A festive family workshop where children and adults make willow reindeer at Lullingstone Country Park, followed by a woodland walk. Hot chocolate and a mince pie are included, and the session runs from 11am to 1pm on 28 November 2026. Booking is recommended.

Highlights

  • Make your own willow reindeer to take home
  • Festive woodland walk through Lullingstone Country Park
  • Hot chocolate and a mince pie included

Getting there

Lullingstone Country Park, DA4 0JF

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