New Parents Walk-Killerton's Orchards
Join Killerton Ranger, Lucy, on a guided walk, perfect for parents with young children and babies to visit the orchards at Killerton and explore a landscape shaped by generations of care.
This relaxed guided walk with ranger Lucy looks at some of the historic apple varieties found on the estate and touches on how orchards have traditionally been managed over time.
Along the way, we’ll share a few stories about their role in Devon’s rural life and what makes them special today.
We’ll also visit the cider barn to get a simple overview of how apples are turned into cider, following the journey from fruit to fermentation. This is an informal, friendly walk—ideal for anyone curious about orchards, local history, and the basics of cider making.
We will meet in the Killerton car park by the Engine House.
Semi surfaced tracks. 2 hours
Suitable for off road-buggies and baby carriers.
Well-behaved dogs welcome.
This walk is free of charge but booking is essential.
A National Trust membership is not needed to take part in this walk.
Image Credit - Fiona Hailstone
Please note:
- Meet outside the Engine House in the main visitor carpark at Killerton House. EX5 3LE
- Please wear good walking boots or sturdy shoes and dress for the weather.
- Distance: approximately 1.5 miles/2 hours Terrain: Semi surfaced tracks, gentle terrain.
- Suitable for off-road buggies and baby carriers
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Join Killerton Ranger, Lucy, on a guided walk, perfect for parents with young children and babies to visit the orchards at Killerton and explore a landscape shaped by generations of care.
This relaxed guided walk with ranger Lucy looks at some of the historic apple varieties found on the estate and touches on how orchards have traditionally been managed over time.
Along the way, we’ll share a few stories about their role in Devon’s rural life and what makes them special today.
We’ll also visit the cider barn to get a simple overview of how apples are turned into cider, following the journey from fruit to fermentation. This is an informal, friendly walk—ideal for anyone curious about orchards, local history, and the basics of cider making.
We will meet in the Killerton car park by the Engine House.
Semi surfaced tracks. 2 hours
Suitable for off road-buggies and baby carriers.
Well-behaved dogs welcome.
This walk is free of charge but booking is essential.
A National Trust membership is not needed to take part in this walk.
Image Credit - Fiona Hailstone
Please note:
- Meet outside the Engine House in the main visitor carpark at Killerton House. EX5 3LE
- Please wear good walking boots or sturdy shoes and dress for the weather.
- Distance: approximately 1.5 miles/2 hours Terrain: Semi surfaced tracks, gentle terrain.
- Suitable for off-road buggies and baby carriers
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