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See the stunning fiery autumn colours and explore the 25 acres of riverside nature reserve and 3 acres of private garden.
Entry by donation (No booking required)
Sorry, we can't allow dogs on site.
Refreshments available
Activities for children
All proceeds are donated to Daws Hall Trust (Charity 1157570)
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