A full list of amazing National Trust events in Devon

What’s more, every time you experience a National Trust day out, you help care for these special places for future generations.

Here is what’s happening near you this spring, please check property website for opening days and times: 

A la Ronde
www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/devon/a-la-ronde
Project Festival
16 to 20 Jul.

Join us at A la Ronde, as we celebrate the achievements of the project. We will showcase some of the groups and new experiences, and demonstrate what makes A la Ronde so special, learning about its history and features. This summer festival will be a week of workshops, activities, talks and more, we hope you will join us. Please visit the website for more information.

Arlington Court
www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/devon/arlington-court-and-the-national-trust-carriage-museum
Free well-being walks
1, 4, 15 and 18 Jun, 2, 6, 16 and 20 Jul. 10.30am-12pm

A series of gentle, sociable walks led by our Walking Volunteers on the beautiful estate. These walks are for anyone who wants to connect with others and the outdoors, while in a safe and supported environment.

Price: Free. Booking not required.

Guided Wildflower Walk at Arlington Court
7, 14, 21 and 28 Jun. 11am-12pm

Each Friday a member of the grasslands project team will be leading this half mile walk and talk around the pleasure grounds, sharing information about the wildflowers sown here and currently blooming, the projects aims and the work taking place across north Devon to restore wildflower meadows.

Price: Free (normal admission applies). Booking not required.

Wildflower trail at Arlington Court
Daily to 1 Jul. 10am – 4.30pm

Journey around the pleasure grounds to find 8 giant wildflowers on this family friendly trail. Learn about the wildflowers that have been sown at Arlington, as part of the North Devon grasslands project, and find about the importance of pollinators. Or head into the house to discover Rosalie Chichester, Arlington Court's last resident, wildflower illustrations from over 100 years ago.

Price: Free (normal admission applies). Booking not required.

Rosalie Chichester's wildflower watercolours
Daily to 15 Jul. 11am-4pm

Visit the house to see Rosalie Chichester's wildflower watercolour paintings on display. Running alongside the wildflower family trail this display in the house reflects on the past, present and future of wildflowers at Arlington Court.

View Rosalie's original paintings in the museum room, with four of her albums on display. Along with handcrafted pop-up books creating using copies of Rosalie's paintings. These three book beautiful depict Arlington's wildflower past, present and future vision. Bringing to life the work carried out by the North Devon Grasslands Project.

Price: Free (normal admission applies). Booking not required.

Outdoor history tour
Sun 16 Jun, Sun 21 Jul and Sun 18 Aug. 11.30am – 12pm and 1.30 – 2pm

During this free guided walking tour you will explore the pleasure grounds and formal gardens with volunteer Graham, learning about the history of the estate. From the location of the old 18th-century house to the medieval village there is plenty to discover on this tour.

Price: Free (normal admission applies). Booking not required.

Paper boats – stories that have sailed
Daily 4 June to 1 Sep, 11am – 4pm

An interactive exhibition bringing Rosalie’s travels to life through her photography, writings and paintings. Find 3D animals around the house, make an origami paper boat, discover foods of the world or learn about the shell collection and have a go at arranging a display.

Price: Free (normal admission applies). Booking not required

Branscombe
www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/devon/branscombe
Manor Mill open afternoons
Every Wed and Sun from 28 Jul. 1-4pm

Visitors to Manor Mill will be able to see the waterwheel turning on the outside of the building, as well as the vast wheels and cogs of the interior performing their work. As the machinery turns, the air is filled with the sounds and judders of a bygone age, and the history of the building comes to life before your eyes.

Manor Mill is in the centre of Branscombe village, on Mill Lane (postcode EX12 3DS). Limited parking is available at the National Trust carpark, by the Old Forge. More parking is available next door at Branscombe Village Hall car park (donations welcome).

Price: Free (normal admission applies). Booking not required.

Buckland Abbey
www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/devon/buckland-abbey
Tudor Cooking
Sat 8 Jun. 11am – 3pm

As you reach the ground floor of Buckland Abbey, you may smell an open fire and something cooking! Our Tudor cooking team, in full costume, will be whipping up a spread fit for a Tudor household. Their menu will be tailored to the time of year and may reflect events in the Tudor social or religious calendar. This regular event is a living history display that brings the Abbey to life. The food will not be available for visitors to eat but we will provide recipe cards for you to take away and try at home. Visitors may be able to assist with some simple tasks such as grinding spices.

Price: Free (normal admission applies). Booking not required.

Guided Garden Tour
Sat 8 and Sun 9 Jun. 2 – 3pm

What better way is there to explore a garden? One of the members of the garden team will meet you by the Great Barn and take you on a tour of the garden, offering their knowledge of the plants and history of the gardens. This is aimed at anyone with an interest in gardens, you don’t need to have a good knowledge of plants as the gardeners will be happy to answer any questions you have. This gentle stroll around different areas of the garden, its history and its planting will offer any visitor a deeper insight into the Abbey gardens.

Price: Free (normal admission applies). Booking not required.

Medieval Weekend
Sat 15 June and Sun 16 June. 10am-4pm

Step back in time and learn about medieval lives at Buckland Abbey with archers, costumed characters and traders taking over the Abbey.

A living history camp will be set up outside the Great Barn with demonstrations of historical crafts and medieval trades including cooking. Authentic methods and tools will be used, and visitors will be encouraged to ask questions and learn about the lives of these medieval traders. There will also be archery demonstrations on the Abbey lawn and a fashion display in the Barn.

Price: Free (normal admission applies). Booking not required.

Willow Weaving: Sustainable bird feeders and winged creatures!
Fri 12 Jul. 10am – 1pm

Learn how to create your very own sustainable bird feeders and winged creatures to hang in the garden or home using natural materials. This event is perfect for nature lovers, bird watchers and craft enthusiasts alike. Come connect with nature and get creative in this 3 hour workshop.

Suitable for complete beginners but please note that willow can be fiddly and so not recommended for those under 14 years or people who suffer from severe joint pain. That being said we have regular breaks and time for tea/nibbles.

All materials provided, and there's a café onsite for drinks or lunch after the workshop.

Price: £45. Booking essential 0344 249 1895 or via the website.

Exon Singers
Fri 26 Jul 1pm – 2pm

Music from the Renaissance to Radiohead in The Great Barn. A striking lunchtime recital programme featuring Gregorian chant and a modern work inspired by the same chant, a great hymn of praise from the Renaissance, contemporary pieces with captivating harmonies, and ending with a serene choral arrangement of Radiohead’s Pyramid Song. Visitors and concert goers alike will be welcome to wander around the Great Barn as we perform this 50-minute informal recital.

Price: Free (normal admission applies). Booking not required.

The History of the Abbey through its Art (guided tour)
Most Mondays. 2 – 3.30pm

Our volunteer guide will take you around the Abbey, giving you an in-depth tour of the pieces on display and weaving the stories of the paintings into the history of the Buckland. The tour will be scheduled for most Mondays but please check this event or our website to see if it is running on the Monday you are hoping to visit on.

Price: Free (normal admission applies). Booking not required.

Medieval Buckland (guided tour)
Every Thu. 2 – 3.30pm

Uncover the monastic past at Buckland as you take a walk with our volunteer Brian. You will discover fascinating architecture at every turn and understand better the story of Buckland Abbey before the dissolution of the monasteries.

The tour is scheduled for most Thursdays but please check our website or social media for updates to avoid disappointment.

Price: Free (normal admission applies). Booking not required.

Castle Drogo
www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/devon/castle-drogo
Mossy carpet
Daily 8 to 16 Jun. 11am-3pm

Thousands of individually made pom-poms and textile tufts adorn fleecy felt from Dartmoor, creating a vibrant beautiful mossy carpet. Each moss-like pompom celebrates someone’s small attempt to make the world better for all of life. The Castle Drogo team will be helping make a section of the Mossy carpet from Saturday 8 to Sunday 16 June as part of Great Big Green Week. The activity hut will be open on these days for visitors to come and add their own moss creations (wool is supplied but donations would be more than welcome). This is a free drop in event for anyone who wishes to be part of a creative conversation for the planet.

Price: Free (normal admission applies). Booking not required.

Fun Thursdays
Every Thu from 25 Jul to 29 Aug. 11am-3pm

Every Thursday throughout the school holidays, we'll be in the activity hut building sailing boats out of twigs. Then race your boat across our course and add your time to our daily score board.

Price: Free (normal admission applies). Booking not required.

Nursery Corridor Exhibition
Every Mon, Wed and Thu. 10.30am-4.30pm

The Nursery Corridor Exhibition features additional collection items and areas supplementary to the core route around the castle. The displays include objects and stories about Mary Drewe, including her dolls house, as well as Drewe family toys, musical instruments and outdoor pursuits.

The Nursery Corridor will be open whenever possible dependent on volunteer numbers, however, we can guarantee it will be open on the dates listed on the website.

Price: Free (normal admission applies). Booking not required.

Waggy Walks
Wed 19 Jun. 10am – 1pm

Join Nathan from the National Trust Dogs on Dartmoor project for a sociable dog walk in the Teign Valley (starting at Steps Bridge Car Park). Chat to one of our rangers and find out more about the area and get to know new people while your dog enjoys the sights and sniffs. There will be time for off lead play, but there will be times that a lead is required so please bring one along with you.

These walks are not for the feint hearted and terrain can be challenging. You can expect rocky, uneven footpaths and steep inclines. Maximum of two dogs per person. (Steps Bridge Car Park what3words: ///sunblock.desks.decency)

Price: Free (normal admission applies). Booking essential 07977 701 075.

Coleton Fishacre
www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/devon/coleton-fishacre
Interested in volunteering?
7 Jun. 2-4pm

You are invited to come along and find out about a wide range of volunteering opportunities at the places we look after; Greenway, Coleton Fishacre and Compton Castle. Drop in to have a chat with Senior Volunteering and Community Officer Laura about volunteering on the loggia by Coleton Fishacre house. It can be quite daunting finding the right volunteering opportunity, but this open event aims to get over that hurdle and introduce new opportunities that everyone can get involved with.

Interested parties can register interest through an application which they’ll find online on our opportunities website under ‘Volunteer info drop-in morning’.

Price: Free. Booking not required.

National Picnic Week at Coleton Fishacre
Daily 17 to 22 Jun. 10.30am-4pm

National Picnic Week takes place each June to embrace the good old British summer, so grab your blankets and baskets and head to the great outdoors to enjoy a good old-fashioned pastime. Whether you're spending time among the borders, taking a break from a long coast walk, or spending time with friends and family, Coleton Fishacre is the perfect place to roll out your blanket and enjoy a picnic surrounded by nature. Discover breath taking views of the South Devon coast dotted around the garden or tuck yourself away amongst the wildflower meadow this summer. If you're after some snack inspiration, check out The Picnic Cookbook, available in the shop.

Price: Free (normal admission applies). Booking not required.

National Insect Week at Coleton Fishacre
Daily 24 to 30 Jun. 10.30am-4pm

The wildflower meadow at Coleton Fishacre is the perfect place for a mini safari during National Insect Week. Sit, kneel or lie down and take a good look at the meadow around you - how many different insects can you spot? This is a self-led activity.

Price: Free (normal admission applies). Booking not required.

Wild Wednesdays at Coleton Fishacre
Every Wed in Aug. 11am-1pm

Between 11am and 1pm each Wednesday throughout August there'll a wild activity session to join as part of Coleton Fishacre's Summer of Play. Whether you try your hand at natural art, or get active with nets and ropes in the woodland area, there's fun for kids big and small.

Price: Free (normal admission applies). Booking not required.

East Soar
www.nationaltrust.org.uk/east-soar 
A Big Day Out on the Farm
30 Jun. 1.30-4.30pm

There is fun for all the family including bug hunting, crafts, performances, talks and a chance to explore the nature friendly farm at East Soar.

Price: Free. Booking not required.

Botanical Walk
Sat 6 Jul. 9.30 – 11.30am

Join Dr Ken Neal, ecologist, for a walk and talk at Southdown Farm. Whether you are a total beginner or a keen enthusiast, Ken will be identifying plants and telling you more about them. There will also be time to find out how a nature-friendly approach to farming is increasing the quantity and diversity of wildflowers in and around the farm.

Price: Free. Booking essential 0344 249 1985 or via the website.

Life on the edge: glow worm hunt
12 Jul. 9-11pm

Glow worms are some of our most magical creatures. Join the South Devon National Landscape team, naturalist John Walters and National Trust Rangers to search for them. This event is organised by the South Devon National Landscape team, as part of the Life on the Edge project, support by the National Lottery Heritage Fund.

Price: £2 per person. Booking essential 0344 249 1985 or via the website.

Farm Walk at East Soar
Tue 16 Jul. 6.30 – 8.30pm

Come along and discover how the team are working with the tenant to further improve the farm's value for wildlife such as planting hedgerows, increasing wetlands and wildflower meadow creation.

Price: Free. Booking essential 0344 249 1985 or via the website.

Greenway
www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/devon/greenway
D-Day 80th anniversary
Thu 6 June, 10.30am-5pm

During the Second World Way, Greenway became home to evacuees and was later requisitioned by the US Coast Guard. Join us to commemorate Greenway's connection to this key historic moment of the Second World War with a display of vintage military vehicles, reenactors and wartime props.

Price: Free event (normal admissions apply). No booking required. If visiting Greenway by car, you’ll need to book your parking in advance via the website.

Heritage explorer spotter trail
Daily in Jul. 10.30am-4.30pm

Agatha Christie and her husband Max Mallowan spent their days on archaeological digs, sharing a common love for the past. But it's not just their finds which you can discover at Greenway. Every where you look there are unusual and fascinating features that hint at Greenway's past. You can discover more on this fun, family-oriented self-led trail around the garden. Inside the house, take a closer look at some of Agatha and Max's finds on their digs, and have a go at dressing up like an Archaeologist.

Price: Free event (normal admissions apply). No booking required. If visiting Greenway by car, you’ll need to book your parking in advance via the website.

Heddon Valley
www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/devon/heddon-valley
Heddon Valley Butterfly Trail
Daily. 10.30am-5pm

Start at the Heddon Valley National Trust visitor hub and follow the woodland trail to find all our butterflies. The trail winds through woodland as it makes its way through beautiful Heddon Valley.

Price: Free (normal admission applies). Booking not required.

Killerton
www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/devon/killerton
Killerton Springs into Rhyme: Blossom poetry display
Daily to 30 Jun. 10am – 5pm

Local community groups have been getting creative, writing poetry inspired by the blossom of the Killerton estate. Wander through the emerging magnolias and cheerful cherry blossom in the formal gardens, reading poetry displayed across the site.

Price: Free (normal admission applies). Booking not required.

Playing by the rules: fashion exhibition in the house
Daily. 11am – 4pm (last entry to the house 3.30pm)

'Playing by the rules: Childhood, dress and imagination' will delve into the world of children's clothing within the Killerton collection, many of them part of the Margaret Bodley collection which was acquired by the National Trust in the early 1980s. Five local Brownie and Guide units have worked with us to create future fashion designs, along with becoming young curators for one of the displays.

Price: Free (normal admission applies). Booking not required.

Outdoor theatre: Illyria theatre - The Gondoliers
Thu 18 Jul. 7 – 9.30pm

The story revolves around two charming gondoliers, Marco and Giuseppe, who suddenly find themselves elevated to the status of royalty. Tasked with choosing their queen from a bevy of beautiful women, hilarity ensues as the true identity of the rightful queen becomes entangled. With catchy melodies and witty lyrics, Illyria brings the vivacious characters to life, captivating audiences with their impeccable comedic timing and exuberant performances. As the plot thickens and the absurdity reaches its peak, love triumphs, and the gondoliers discover that happiness lies not in noble titles but in the simplicity of true love. Assistance dogs only.

Price: Adult £18.50 / Child £12.50 / Family (2 adults & 2 children) £55. Booking essential 0344 249 1895 or via the website.

Outdoor theatre: Illyria theatre - The Hound of the Baskervilles
Sun 4 Aug. 7 – 9.30pm

An evening of mystery, intrigue and things that go woof in the night. Who killed Sir Charles Baskerville? Can anyone prevent the same fate befalling the young Sir Henry Baskerville? Is a monstrous hound really roaming Dartmoor? Why is someone systematically stealing Sir Henry’s shoes? And how does a ghostly hound manage to leave vast paw-prints and other unwelcome evidence of its existence?

The original and greatest literary detective of them all, Sherlock Holmes, and his assistant Doctor Watson, tackle the most baffling case of their careers in this faithful, cheeky but chilling adaptation.

Assistance dogs only.

Price: Adult £18.50 / Child £12.50 / Family (2 adults & 2 children) £55. Booking essential 0344 249 1895 or via the website.

Outdoor theatre: Illyria theatre - The Adventures of Doctor Dolittle
Wed 28 Aug. 7 – 9.30pm

When Dr John Dolittle of Puddleby-on-the-Marsh is taught by his wise old parrot Polynesia how to talk to animals, news of his skills spreads far and wide. Soon animals across the world send messages asking for his help. So he buys a leaky old ship and, together with his trusty pet-crew of Jip the dog, Chee-Chee the monkey, Dab-Dab the Duck and permanently hungry Gub-Gub the pig, sets forth on a mission to heal illness, spread compassion and gain a greater understanding of the animal kingdom.​

Suitable for ages 5+ (younger children also welcome). Free for children under 3. Assistance dogs only.

Price: Adult £18.50 / Child £12.50 / Family (2 adults & 2 children) £55. Booking essential 0344 249 1895 or via the website.

Knightshayes
www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/devon/knightshayes
The Knightshayes Bulb Meadow
Daily to 30 Jun. 10am – 5pm

Last October, over 120,000 bulbs were planted in the arboretum by staff and volunteers. Between February and June, see them bloom into a vibrant display of colour at Knightshayes. With different flowers every month, there’s something new to explore every time you visit.

Price: Free (normal admission applies). Booking not required.

Lydford Gorge
www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/devon/lydford-gorge
Moss and more trail
20 Jul to 2 Sep. 10am-4pm

Follow the trail around the orchard to investigate the tiny world of moss and how by making tiny changes we can help tackle climate change.

Price: Free (normal admission applies). Booking not required.

Overbecks Garden
www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/devon/overbecks-garden
A Garden Postcard painting experience
Tue 11 Jun, Tue 30 Jul and Tue 27 Aug. 10.30am – 12.30pm

 Ellie Verrecchia, a local artist, will offer as much or as little guidance as you like on using a watercolour tin to create your own garden inspired postcard. Absorbing, relaxing and inspiring - immerse yourself in this free event.

Price: Free (normal admission applies). Booking not required.

Guided Garden Tour
Every Wed. 2 – 3pm

Our gardeners will take a small group of visitors on a tour of the garden, offering their knowledge of the horticultural delights, and some of the methods used to make this garden grow. Aimed at NT Members and Non-members, keen and not so keen plant people, the gentle stroll around the different areas of the garden and its planting will offer any visitor a deeper insight into the garden, as well as an opportunity to test their plant knowledge!

Price: Free (normal admission applies). Booking essential 0344 249 1895 or via the website.

Rhillig - Folk Duo
Sun 25 Aug. 1 – 3pm

Rhillig are a local folk duo who play traditional folk tunes to perfect a bank holiday afternoon in this wonderful garden.

Price: Free (normal admission applies). Booking not required.

Saltram
www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/devon/saltram
Saltram’s summer late nights

Every Fri from 19 Jul to 30 Aug. Garden and welcome centre gates open till 7pm

Join us at Saltram a few hours later than usual to enjoy those sunny summer evenings in the beautiful surroundings of Saltram’s garden. Grab a picnic blanket and some friends and enjoy late night sessions on the lawn every Friday evening over the summer. Whether it’s an after work peaceful wind down or a chance to play in the sun for a little longer before bedtime, it’s a wonderful opportunity to enjoy Saltram’s beautiful blooms and tranquil lawns for a little longer this summer.

Last admission recommended for 6:20pm to be able to have time to enjoy the garden before closing.

The house and park café will close at the usual time of 5pm, the shop will stay open until the later time of 6pm.

Price: Free (normal admission applies). Booking not required.

Volunteer Voice: exhibition and activities
Daily 1 to 7 Jun.10am-2pm

During volunteer voice week we will have an exhibition in our historic stable yard which will focus on the stories and achievements of our wonderful volunteer team both at Saltram and Plym Bridge.

Join us on Saturday 1st June between 10am-2pm for some one-off volunteering the whole family can enjoy. Complete 3 types of 2-minute volunteering activities across the parkland, such as litter picking, butterfly spotting and tree identification to earn a special Junior Urban Ranger badge.

Feeling crafty? Head to stable 6 on Saturday 1st June and join us for lots of paint and colouring fun to create your own butterfly pictures to take home.

Parking charges apply unless an NT member. If you wish to visit the house or gardens, admission charges apply unless NT members.

Price: Free (car parking charges apply for non National Trust members). Booking not required.

Creative Saltram
Daily. 11am – 4.30pm

The East wing and first floor rooms of the house will reopen with a spotlight on Angelica Kauffman and her inspirations from music, classical themes, and Old Master drawings. Saltram is home to 11 Kauffman paintings, which this year (until 7 July) will include Kauffman’s portrait of Theresa Parker (1773) being displayed for the very first time, this piece has been loaned from a private collection and will hang in place of Kauffman’s portrait of Sir Joshua Reynolds, whilst it is being exhibited at the Royal Academy of Art in London. Also on display are the drawings, prints and books that inspired Kauffman's works and her creativity, as well as a closer look at the items within Saltram's collection that would have influenced the artists classical style

Price: Free (normal admission applies). Booking not required.

Wembury
www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/devon/wembury
Guided farm walk at Wembruy Barton Farm
9 Jun. 2-4.30pm

Wembury Barton Farm has been cultivated in a nature-friendly approach to farming that focuses on creating opportunities for everyone to connect with nature. Join Ranger Jess as she talks about how the Trust have been making space for nature across the farm with the aim of creating over 100ha of new priority habitat.

Price: Free. Booking essential 0344 249 1895 or via the website.

Junior Ranger session
Sun 23 Jun. 2- 4.30pm

Learn the tricks of the trade with the ranger team and find out more about nature. The team will be on hand to help you identify the wildflowers and insects you discover.

Price: Free. Booking essential 0344 249 1895 or via the website.

Woolacombe
www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/devon/woolacombe
Dunes BioBlitz at Woolacome Warren
Sun 16 Jun. 10am – 3pm

Want to help us identify what species we’ve got in the dunes? We’ll be hunting for bumblebees, spiders, butterflies, other insects & reptiles as well as plants. This will help us build a more complete species list of what is living at Woolacombe warren.

Price: Free (parking charges apply). Booking essential 0344 249 1895 or via the website.

Woolacombe Beach Clean
Sun 30 Jun 10.30am – 12pm, Sun 28 Jul 1.30 – 3pm & Sun 25 Aug 1 – 2.30pm.

Looking for something different to do with the family? Join us and the Plastic Free North Devon team at Woolacombe for our monthly beach cleans. Meet at Mill Rock, Woolacombe, times differ each month depending on tides. All equipment is provided, please dress for the weather and wear suitable footwear.

Price: Free. Booking not required.

Meadow Creation at Woolacombe Down
Sat 6 Jul. 11am – 3pm

This national meadows day, come along and help us to create new wildflower meadows. We’ll be hand-gathering yellow rattle seed, then preparing a field and spreading the collected seed in the afternoon. Yellow rattle is fantastic for kick-starting meadow creation, and this will help with the North Devon grasslands project, creating 1200ha of wildflower meadows. Across North Devon since 2022, 90 hectares of species rich grasslands have been created by our ranger teams to provide a source of wildflower seed to support further creation of habitats for nature.

Price: Free. Booking not required.

Woolacombe Beach clean activities
Wed 28 Aug. 11am – 2pm

Looking for something different to do with the family? Join our ranger team at Woolacombe for a beach clean and family activities. Meet at Mill Rock, Woolacombe from 11 am. All equipment is provided, please dress for the weather and wear suitable footwear.

Price: Free (normal admission applies). Booking not required. 

Summer of Play with the National Trust  
www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/family-friendly  
From 21 July

Discover a world of adventure and play this summer across many National Trust places in the South West. There'll be lots of fun for you and your family from lawn games, such as quoits and skittles, to den-building, arts and crafts to pop up sports days, costumes and role play to giant Jenga, there is something for everyone.  

Price: Free, normal admission prices apply. Booking not required.