Dads enjoy free Father's Day entry at West Midlands grand home
As Father’s Day approaches, dads can enjoy free entry at a West Midlands grand home.
As Father’s Day approaches next weekend, a local exceptionally large West Midlands home has announced that dads will be able to enjoy its ground for free.
Coughton Court in Alcester said it will welcome free entry for dads on Father's Day (Sunday, June 21).
This historic Tudor house and gardens is located in Alcester, Warwickshire.
As part of this offering, visitors will be able to take part in the estate’s first-ever Duck Race on the River Arrow at 2pm.
Entry to the duck race is free, with ducks on sale in the Stableyard from £2 each throughout the day.
Magnus Birch Throckmorton, who manages the family estate alongside his wife Imogen, said: “We can’t wait to welcome families to Coughton Court this Father’s Day for a special day out in the heart of the Warwickshire countryside. With dads going free all day and our Duck Race adding a splash of friendly competition, it’s set to be a fantastic day of family fun and making memories together.”
Tickets to Coughton Court normally cost £15.50 for adults (16 and up), £6.50 for kids (under five are free), and £14 for students and concessions (60 and up).
The Stableyard cafe, shop, and children's play area on the estate are all free to enter.
For more information about Coughton Court, please visit www.coughtoncourt.co.uk.
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