ShareSpend the day exploring an historic woodland fantasy with cliffs, crags, caves, deep woods and towers built hundreds of years ago.
At Hawkstone Park Follies you can explore 100 acres of landscaped caves, tunnels, walkways, viewpoints and trails, winding through rhododendron plantations. Follow stories of giants, Tarquin and Tarquinius, King Arthur and his knights and hunt the clues for treasure.
Be sure to take a torch for the dark caves and watch out for resident creepy crawlies!
You’re walking in the footsteps of directors and filmmakers, as Hawkstone Park Follies has been used as a filming location for the BBC adaptation of The Chronicles of Narnia, other TV programmes, short horror films and pop videos.
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