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Attraction Information
Dig out those crowns and channel royalty at Sudeley Castle. Home to historic figures and incredible natural beauty, it’s a fabulous spot for a full day of family activities.
Begin at The Queen’s Garden. It’s one of ten award-winning gardens and was named for England’s queens who visited the original site, including Anne Boleyn and Elizabeth I. From there get lost in a large willow maze or visit rare and endangered birds at The Pheasantry. The huge wooden fort is exactly as cool as it sounds! Let kids burn off all their excess energy on a ten-piece assault course or flying down a zip wire in the adventure play park.
When the inevitable British rain makes an appearance, head inside the castle which has 1,000 years of history behind it - learn more in one of their extensive exhibitions. Pay a visit to St Mary’s Church and then end up in their fantastic dressing up area. Plus there are family focused events all year round and every Wednesday during the school holidays hosts an event for kids.
- Explore the Willow Maze, Wooden Fort and Adventure Play Park
- Dressing up area
- Family friendly events all year round
Opening hours
Last Entry
1 hour before attraction closes
Location
Address
Sudeley Castle,
Winchcombe,
Gloucestershire,
GL54 5JD,
England
Phone number
01242 604 244
Pricing
Adults: From £14.00
Kids (3-15): from £7.00
Toddlers (0-3): Free
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FAQ & Additional Information
Yes, there is parking onsite.
Yes, there are toilets, accessible toilets and baby changing facilities.
Yes, there are baby changing facilities.
Yes, you can bring a picnic.
Yes, there is an onsite restaurant and snacks are available.
Yes, Sudeley Castle is wheelchair friendly and has accessible toilets.
A circular route around gardens is wheelchair accessible although some visitors may require assistance from their companion. Paths are loose gravel or grassy. Please note that the upper floors of the castle exhibition areas are unsuitable for wheelchair users or those with mobility difficulties. Due to the nature of the historic building, visitors with pushchairs will need to carry these up stairs to access the exhibitions and castle rooms.Yes, Sudeley Castle have stated they are pushchair friendly.
Assistance/Guide Dogs only.
