A Winter's Trail at Skelton Grange

A Winter’s Trail at Skelton Grange Environment Centre

Our annual winter fundraising event is a magical celebration of light in our darkest month. Wander along a candlelit trail in the woods and gardens at Skelton Grange and get a sneak peek at the illuminated miniature village around the grounds. At the end of the trail, there will be campfires and activities in the woods. The event is often described as magical and awe inspiring, with many people returning year after year. We hope you will be one of them!

To book please click through the tickets section choosing which date you would like to come, then a selection of start time slots will appear running from 16:00 - 18:30. Tickets are required for all adults and children attending the event at £8.40 (plus Eventbrite booking fee), but babies (18 months or under) are welcome free!

Please note:

This is a popular event which sells out. Therefore, tickets must be booked in advance, and you need to be there for the start time of your pre-booked session - we cannot guarantee spaces in other sessions.

We also ask that adults supervise their children at all times!

All the funds raised will support the charitable work of The Conservation Volunteers at Skelton Grange Environment Centre.

FAQs

Q: Are there different tickets for adults and children?

A: No, tickets are the same for adults and children and all need their own individual ticket, except babies.

Q: How do I get to Skelton Grange?

A: Directions and bus routes from Leeds city centre can be found here: https://www.tcv.org.uk/skeltongrange/about-skelton-grange/how-find-us

Q: Is there free parking available?

A: Yes, there is no charge for parking in our car park, and we have lots of space.

Q: My ticket says 4:00pm but I booked another time, can you help?

A: Many tickets say 4:00pm as the overall start time of the event, but your time slot will be written further down within your ticket and email confirmation.

Q: Is the trail wheelchair accessible?

A: The trail is not built to a particular accessibility standard, but has enjoyed by children wheelchairs with a mix of mown grass and woodchip paths. However, if the weather has been very rainy there can be muddy sections that people who use wheelchairs might find difficult. Please get in touch if you have any questions regarding accessibility.

Q: Are dogs allowed?

A: We only allow assistance/guide dogs on TCV sites

Q: How do I contact the centre?

A: You can call the centre on 0113 243 0815 or email us any queries [email protected]

Host or Publisher TCV Skelton Grange Environment Centre