Ali from SmARTsy will bring a beautiful array of glass to Bradgate Park to our 'poppies and sunflowers' themed creativity workshop at the Visitor Centre, in the heart of the Park. Two sessions are available, one starting 10.30am and the other 1.30pm. Read more
Nearly eight centuries ago Bradgate Park was enclosed as a deer and hunting park. Today it is still home to herds of Red and Fallow Deer. Walks will be held during the rut bringing you close to master stags and bucks. Read more
Nearly eight centuries ago Bradgate Park was enclosed as a deer and hunting park. Today it is still home to herds of Red and Fallow Deer. These workshops are timed to coincide with the annual Red and Fallow Deer rut which will have reached its frenetic peak during the month of October. Read more
Join the Haunted Heritage Team on this special Ghost Walk, which is part of the Queen of Bradgate Celebrations. Over 16s only. Wrap up warm and bring a torch. The walk covers a distance of approximately 2 miles with frequent stops. Read more
Join us for our new and exciting half term activity this autumn. Fuel your child’s imagination with our wonderful book making and storytelling workshop. Read more
A walk through this ancient woodland containing some of the best remaining examples of oak wood in Charnwood Forest. With rich and varied flora and fauna and also home to a diverse butterfly, moth and bird population. Read more
Ali from SmARTsy will bring a beautiful array of glass to Bradgate Park to our 'festive' themed creativity workshop at the Visitor Centre, in the heart of the Park. Two sessions are available, one starting 10.30am and the other 1.30pm. Read more
Because the land at Bradgate has never been subject to modern farming methods, traces of its 15,000 year history of human occupation still remain and are now yielding up their secrets to archaeologists. Read more
Join Kate Morrell’s Willow Weaving Workshop in the Deer Barn Meeting Room here at Bradgate Park. Taking inspiration from the Park, Kate is running a series of animal inspired workshops throughout the year. Read more
This is the story of two very different men, Richard III, the last Plantagenet King of England and Henry Tudor and how they met in battle on 22 August 1485 at Bosworth Field. The Battle of Bosworth along with Hastings and Naseby is one of the most important battles in English history and on the death of Richard, ushered in the age of the Tudors. Cheese and wine included. Read more