Toddler Mondays at Knole

National Trust

2 September 2024
09:00 – 11:00
See organiser for pricing
Ages 0 – 4 years

Description

Have you got a little one under 5? Then come along for a fun morning at Knole with babyccino coffee mornings and storytime in the bookshop.

Come along to Knole on a Monday morning during school term time for some fun and entertainment for under 5s.

Babyccino coffee mornings in the Brewhouse cafe start at 10am. Get a free babyccino when you buy yourself a hot drink, and meet other parents and carers as you keep your toddler entertained with a selection of toys and games. Storytime starts at 11am in the Bookshop, so why not join in before or after your morning coffee? Enjoy new stories as well as some classics that you and your little one will love.

Babyccino coffee morning 10am-12pm Storytime in the bookshop 11-11.30am

These are free events suitable for children under 5, running every Monday during the school term. Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times. Normal admission applies. Please pre-book an Outdoor and Tower ticket per person. Car parking is included in all admission tickets.

This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.

No booking required for these events but we recommend prebooking your admission tickets to Knole.

Aimed at children under 5.

Please go to Brewhouse cafe for coffee mornings and the bookshop in Green Court for storytime.

There is step free access to both the bookshop and Brewhouse cafe. There are baby change facilities in Green Court and in the Conservation Studio building, which is opposite Brewhouse cafe.

No booking required for these events but we recommend prebooking your admission tickets to Knole. Children must be accompanied at all times.

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