
Full of Easter egg-citement, Tumblestone Hollow’s Enchanted Easter Trail returns to the woodland adventure playground at Stonor Park (near Henley-on-Thames) from Saturday 5th April to Monday 21st April.
Riddles, rhymes, and 12 hand-painted wooden eggs are dotted around the unique playground as well as throughout Stonor’s gardens. Each egg is crafted by a local school as part of an art project inspired by Damien Hirst’s Blossom Series.

Woodland Adventures for Curious Kids
The popular Nature Walk Trail also returns this year, designed to highlight the biodiversity in Stonor’s parkland, nestled in the Chiltern Hills. From red kites and fallow deer to hares and insects, kids can channel their inner David Attenborough while filling out their activity sheet, all while surrounded by spring bulbs and blossoms.
According to Lord Camoys, custodian of Stonor Park:
“Springtime is one of the best seasons at Stonor Park and Tumblestone Hollow, as the parkland and gardens come alive with blossom, early bulbs and animals. We feel the natural landscape and wildlife really add to the whole Easter experience at Tumblestone Hollow, giving our visitors even more to explore as they conquer trails, get stuck into den-building and interact with our special characters.”
Families can also try den building, visit the bug hotel, and interact with Tumblestone Hollow’s magical woodland characters, who are on hand to help with clues and Easter fun.
Refuel at the Rumble Hut
To keep little explorers energised, Rumble Hut serves:
- Wood-fired pizzas with a variety of toppings
- Easter-themed chocolate crêpes
- Classic burgers & fries
- American-style milkshakes
- Italian gelato
There’s something for every appetite after a busy day of adventuring!
Win Easter Treats with Tutu Chocolate
Tumblestone Hollow has teamed up with award-winning chocolatier, Tutu Chocolate, to offer a unique prize draw.
Snap and Share: Post a photo of your Enchanted Easter Trail adventure and tag @TumblestoneHollow on Instagram or Facebook for a chance to win a handcrafted chocolate egg.

Explore Historic Stonor House This April
On Sundays in April and Easter Monday, visitors can step inside the historic Stonor House, open from 1:15pm to 5pm. Highlights include:
- The dramatic Gothic Hall
- A 13th-century chapel
- The Long Gallery
Family archives, including the story of Cecily Stonor, who was imprisoned in the Tower of London for protecting a priest during the Reformation
Plan Your Visit
- Location: Stonor Park, Henley-on-Thames (Oxfordshire/Buckinghamshire border)
- Dates: 5 – 21 April 2025
- Ages: Best suited for families with children aged 4–12
- House open: Sundays + Easter Monday, 1:15–5pm
- Tickets: Book early at stonor.com to get the best price
- Parking: On-site, with accessible and family-friendly options

































