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Following last year's sell-out success Christmas at Bedgebury returns to the award-winning National Pinetum.
Inspired by the landscape itself, visitors can explore a winterland of trees from around the world, dramatically illuminated with stunning lights.
This family-friendly one-mile magical festive trail in the heart of the High Weald AONB countryside will once again be awash with colour. Christmas at Bedgebury is full of seasonal surprises and shimmering reflections that cast light on beautiful silhouettes of majestic trees.
Immerse yourself within woodland neon strings as bouncing lines glow in the moonlight, listen out for singing trees rising high into the night sky and discover the Electric Forest saturated in ever-changing beams of colour.
Walk along the ever-changing water-side reflections and under trees dripping with silvery shards of light, snowflakes and stars. Don't miss the ever popular Tunnel of Light resplendent in full twinkling splendour with thousands of pea-lights.
Take a moment to pause at the fire garden, aglow with hundreds of flickering flames. Keep an eye out for Father Christmas amongst the pines, spruce and firs along the way.
Tickets sold out in 2019, therefore early booking is advised:
Adult £19.50, Child £13.00, Family £60.00 (2 adults & 2 children). Free entry for carers and children aged 2 & under.
Friends of Bedgebury Pinetum members receive £1.50 per person discount (max 6 people).
Parking £7 per car.
For full pricing and ticket information visit christmasatbedgebury.co.uk
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