The Wolves of Wild Wood: Festive Celebration at Felbrigg

If you’re looking for the perfect place to bring your loved ones together and get into the holiday spirit, look no further than Felbrigg Hall. This year, Felbrigg Hall invites you to discover the enchanting tale of “The Wolves of Wild Wood Hall,” an unlikely animal alliance that brings joy and jubilation to the hearts of all who visit.

Unveiling the Secret of Wild Wood Hall

Nestled under the ancient oak trees, a wise old forester sat down with a ranger, ready to reveal the secret of Wild Wood Hall. This Christmas, Felbrigg offers a unique indoor trail that takes visitors on a whimsical journey through dreamily dressed showrooms on the ground floor. Prepare to have your senses ignited as you encounter stunning illustrations, music created from mushrooms, and scented materials sourced from the estate.

“The Wolves of Wild Wood Hall” tells the captivating story of Norfolk’s last wolf pack and their search for shelter after their woodland habitat was ravaged by human activity. Surprisingly, a pact was formed with fellow furry and feathered creatures, leading to an unlikely animal alliance. As you follow the trail, you’ll witness the wolves’ secret hideaway under the flagstones of Felbrigg and experience the jubilant celebrations each year while human residents sleep in their beds.

Feasts, Games, and Snowy Festive Cheer

As you delve deeper into the trail, you’ll be transported into a world of feasts, games, and snowy festive cheer.  Felbrigg ensures that the whole family can fully immerse themselves in the festive experience. Children can use craft activities to spark their imagination and develop their artistic talents.

Felbrigg is more than just a festive wonderland; it’s a sprawling estate waiting to be discovered. Spanning 520 acres, the estate boasts picturesque woods, rolling parkland, a serene lake, and buggy-friendly paths. 

Festive Treats at the Squire’s Pantry

No visit to Felbrigg is complete without indulging in festive treats at the Squire’s Pantry. Located in the courtyard, the pantry offers a delightful selection of goodies to satisfy your cravings. From turkey baps filled with all the trimmings to woodland-themed gingerbread biscuits, there’s something to please every palate. Don’t forget to warm up with a heavenly hazelnut hot chocolate, the perfect accompaniment to a chilly winter day.

A Dog-Friendly Haven

Felbrigg welcomes your four-legged friends with open arms. As a two-pawprint-rated place, it provides the perfect environment for you and your furry companion to enjoy together. Before embarking on your visit, familiarize yourself with the top tips for making the most of your time at Felbrigg with your dog. From designated walking routes to dog-friendly areas, Felbrigg ensures that every member of your family, including the furry ones, can fully participate in the festivities.

Eating and Shopping at Felbrigg Hall

While visiting Felbrigg, take the time to tantalize your taste buds and find the perfect gift. The Squire’s Pantry offers a delectable array of tasty treats, ensuring you won’t go hungry during your visit. After satisfying your appetite, browse the shop and second-hand bookshop, where you’ll find various unique items and potential presents for yourself or someone special.

The Enchanting Gardens of Felbrigg

No visit to Felbrigg would be complete without a stroll through the stunning gardens. Discover the widely renowned Walled Garden, where horticultural wonders await at every turn. Marvel at the 18th-century Orangery in the West Garden, a testament to the estate’s rich history and architectural beauty. Immerse yourself in the tranquillity and serenity of these meticulously maintained gardens, and let their beauty inspire a sense of peace and harmony within.

Discover Felbrigg Hall’s Treasures

In 1969, R.W. Ketton-Cremer generously gifted Felbrigg to the National Trust. Today, Felbrigg Hall is home to one of the Trust’s most prominent collections. Immerse yourself in history as you explore the treasures and artefacts that grace the halls of this magnificent estate. From exquisite artwork to historical relics, Felbrigg Hall’s collection offers a glimpse into the past and a deeper appreciation of the legacy of this remarkable place.

Plan your visit to Felbrigg this Christmas and experience the enchantment of “The Wolves of Wild Wood Hall.” From heartwarming tales to festive celebrations, Felbrigg promises to create lasting memories that will warm your heart for years. Embrace the magic of the holiday season and immerse yourself in the joy and wonder that await at this breathtaking National Trust property.

Dates, Times, and Ticket Prices

Plan your visit to Felbrigg’s “The Wolves of Wild Wood Hall” trail during the designated dates:

  • Friday 24, Saturday 25, Sunday 26, and Monday 27 November
  • Friday 1, Saturday 2, Sunday 3, and Monday 4 December
  • Friday 8, Saturday 9, Sunday 10, Monday 11, and Tuesday 12 December
  • Friday 15, Saturday 16, Sunday 17, and Monday 18 December

The trail is open from 11am to 3pm, with the last entry into the house at 2.30pm. Entry is free for National Trust members, while non-members can pay on arrival. Ticket prices are as follows:

  • Members: Free
  • Adults: £12
  • Children: £6
  • Family (2 adults, up to 3 children): £30
  • Family (1 adult, 2 children): £18
  • Child tickets are for ages 5-17, and children under 5 enter for free.

 

Please note that mirror ball lighting is used in the final showroom of the trail.

The upstairs of the hall will remain closed to allow for winter conservation cleaning.