Lowenna the Lost Lamb: Easter at Lost Gardens of Heligan

The adventure will take visitors on a sensory journey through the gardens, offering an engaging way to reconnect with nature.

Guests are invited to pick up a trail booklet that will guide them through Lowenna's captivating journey, with story boards and interactive trail points along the way.

Each trail point offers new chapters of the little lamb's story and a unique stamp to collect, generating a memorable keepsake.

Having returned Lowenna to her rightful home, visitors can head to the Heligan Play Meadow Tent for an array of crafts and activities, and potential chocolate surprises.

Heligan encourages outdoor exploration and natural play in its expansive environment.

Families are welcome to exhaust their energies in the South West’s largest outdoor play area, offering 200 acres of adventure waiting to be discovered.

Those seeking adventure can explore the woodland trails or challenge themselves with the jungle rope bridge in the Giant's Head Play Area.

The Heligan Play Meadow offers unlimited playtime, allowing children and the young at heart to let off steam in a wide open, safe space.

The Lowenna the Lost Lamb event will run from March 29 to April 14, with activities available daily from 10.30am to 4.30pm.

The Heligan Easter festivities are included within regular garden admission charges, with adult tickets starting from £24.95, children's from £11, and a family ticket from £65.

Renowned for its romantic beauty, the 200-acre Lost Gardens of Heligan offer a paradise for explorers, wildlife and plant enthusiasts, and garden romantics alike.

Uncovered from the clutches of time by Tim Smit and John Willis, it provides a year-round unique experience for its visitors with activities such as the UK’s only outdoor jungle featuring the infamous Burmese Rope Bridge.

As part of The Great Gardens of Cornwall, Heligan stays open 364 days a year, with pre-booking available at Heligan.com.