Suffolk woodland attraction opens Halloween displays for half term
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 23 Oct, 07:02 · Archive
Guildenacre, a new woodland adventure at Helmingham Hall near Debenham, is hosting six Halloween installations this half term.
Guildenacre, an immersive play space within a four-acre wood on the Helmingham Estate near Debenham, has unveiled six mysterious Halloween installations hidden throughout the woods for the school half term. The new attraction, which opened this summer, has already exceeded its visitor forecasts for its first year.
The Halloween experience features themed play areas and a treasure hunt alongside the installations. The treasure hunt invites children to collect clues while exploring four themed play zones inspired by woodland animals. Each area has been specially decorated for the season and features tunnels, slides, rope ladders, wooden walkways, monkey bars, a zip line, and other play equipment.
Edward Tollemache, custodian of Helmingham and co-founder of Guildenacre, said: 'After opening the doors for the very first time this year, Guildenacre had a fantastic debut summer and it was incredibly special to welcome so many families to our new adventure playground.' He added that the installations had 'been designed not to scare but to enchant children' and that the 'atmosphere at Guildenacre is going to be something special to behold at this spooky time of year'.
How it is being reported
- Magical Suffolk woodland attraction unveils 6 hidden Halloween displays for half termGuildenacre - a new woodland attraction at Helmingham Hall, near Debenham, Suffolk, is hosting a Halloween adventure for all ages this half termEast Anglian Daily Times · 23 Oct, 06:00
- Magical Suffolk woodland attraction unveils 6 hidden Halloween displays for half termGuildenacre - a new woodland attraction at Helmingham Hall, near Debenham, Suffolk, is hosting a Halloween adventure for all ages this half termIpswich Star · 23 Oct, 06:00
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