Halloween at West Green House is a fantasy and fun designed for the littler members of your family. Delight at dusk at the whimsical and spooky sculptures inspired by the heart warming celebration of life, the Day of the Dead. A glittering trail finding intriguing follies, and ‘what is hidden under bridges’, perhaps its more mythical beasts escaped from the gardens cages.

Berkshire mum Zoe and her kids @adventuresoftheaandjaxwww.insthttp://www.instagram.com/adventuresoftheaandjax have checked it out.

The walk through the gardens took us just over an hour and Thea and Jax were mesmerised by the lights and the music  There are also huts mid way through the trail serving hot dogs  waffles  and hot chocolates  and a beautiful tea room at the end of the walk serving teas and coffee

There’s lots of spots for photo opportunities, the colourful lights light up all the beautiful features of the garden and the path through the garden is pram friendly too.

It’s spooky but not scary – perfect for little ones like my two (3 & 1 years)

This event is running from 22nd-31st October (closed 24th & 25th) and is bookable online. Prices for adults are either £18/19 and children are either £14/15 depending on which date you book. Under 3s are free.

Running from 6pm with last entry being 7.30pm

We’ve not visited the gardens in the daytime but I bet they’re just as pretty! National Trust members can visit in the day for free (not free for special events like this). For non-members on normal day visits it is £9 for adults, £5 for children and under 3s are free.

At West Green House Garden they have also got lots of Christmas events coming up like The Illuminated Garden Adventure, Pantomime performances and Carolling

Can’t make the Halloween trail?  Check out all these festive Christmas light trail experiences.