6 Autumn days out with our Detailed Access Guides

By Lara Matthews – Thu, 09 October 2025

As the leaves turn golden and the air gets crisper, autumn brings a unique charm to attractions across the UK. With the change of season, why not switch up the scenery too?

We’ve put together a list of 6 outdoor Autumn activities at places that have Detailed Access Guides. Let our detailed accessibility information guide you to explore more this October.

1. The Eden Project, Cornwall

As summer fades away and nature puts on its spectacular display, there's no better time to explore the enchanting beauty of Autumn at the Eden Project. The stunning, contemporary Outdoor Gardens cover 30 acres and are home to over 20 plant-based exhibits, colourful seasonal borders, art installations and sensory play areas. Discover the vast indoor rainforest and journey through the steamy tropics, from lush islands to Southeast Asia, West Africa, and tropical South America. Visitors are treated to breathtaking views over the Biome via the accessible canopy walkway.

Their special October half-term event from October 25th to November 2nd is all about Zog and the Flying Doctors. Expect whimsical quests, pumpkins, and playful challenges for the family.

View the Detailed Access Guides here.

2. Trentham Estate, Stoke-on-Trent

Whether you visit for the picturesque landscapes, the family-friendly activities, or just to relax and unwind, Trentham Estate offers a unique autumn experience. Explore 725 acres of spectacular natural beauty and award-winning gardens, glorious ancient woodland, and a unique outdoor shopping village. Enjoy long autumn walks, soaking in the autumnal colours, and with plenty of interesting wildlife to see. Don’t miss Trentham's Halloween Festival on October 25^th - October 26th which includes a pumpkin trail, live music, performances and a Makers Market.

View the Detailed Access Guides here.

3. National Trust, Kingston Lacy, Dorset

Nestled in Dorset, Kingston Lacy is a stunning estate that transforms into a vibrant tapestry of autumn hues. Explore the enchanting gardens and delightful woodlands with guided walks that highlight the rich variety of plants, wildlife and beauty of this historic estate. This October, you can also enjoy Half Term crafts in the potting shed where you can make your own spooky masks and wands!

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4. Blair Drummond Safari Park, Stirling

Blair Drummond Safari Park in Scotland is offering plenty of outdoor fun this month with their HalloWild event. From 11th - 31st October, visitors can enjoy a Trick-or-Treat trail, a fun scavenger hunt filled with clues, letters, and a mystery word to solve for a special prize. Kids can also explore the undercover hay bale play-pit, perfect for letting off steam, especially on rainy days. For those who want to warm up, marshmallow fire pits offer a cosy spot to toast marshmallows. Don't miss the giant hay bale spiders, friendly giant creepy-crawlies scattered around the park. Plus, all the usual attractions remain open, so visitors can still stop by to see their favourite animals.

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5. Alton Towers, Stoke-on-Trent

For those seeking thrills and chills, Alton Towers’ Scarefest is the place to be this autumn! From 3rd October to 2nd November, the theme park will transform into a spooky wonderland. Expect haunted attractions, scare zones, and thrilling rides in the dark. Families can enjoy the "Amigos in the Afterlife Experience", an interactive day-of-the-dead themed walkthrough, and spooktacular performances for all ages.

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6. Covent Garden, London

Covent Garden, London’s iconic shopping and entertainment hub, is celebrating the season with spooktacular events, experiences and seasonal menus. From 13th October - 2nd November, families can enjoy the Halloween at Seven Dials Market with face painting, magicians, live music and show-stopping flavours.