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Prehistoric Monster Hunt – Dereham Windmill, 26th October
Prehistoric Monster Hunt – Dereham Windmill, 26th October
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Fancy something different this Halloween? Head out on an eerie expedition around the grounds of Dereham Windmill to find 10 Extraordinary Extinct™ monsters!
Discover some fascinating facts about our ancient animal ancestors, as you explore the grounds surrounding the historic windmill. Complete your trail sheet to receive your explorer’s sticker of honour and an eco-friendly ‘creepy creature’ reward to decorate and take home as a souvenir of your adventures.
This roaring fun event is ideal for families with children of all ages. Tickets can also be purchased with a pre-paid Extraordinary Extinct™ children’s book of your choice (RRP £7.99) signed by the authors, for the special price of £10.
Prehistoric Monster Hunt (per child) | £3.95
Prehistoric Monster Hunt (per child) + Signed Book | £10
Free parking for the event will be at Dereham Neatherd High School, NR20 3AX. A limited number of disabled parking bays are available at the windmill itself.
Select a time slot between 10am and 2pm to start the trail. The windmill will close at 2pm and we will wrap up all outdoor activities at 2.30pm.
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Refreshments will be available from the Partea Hut tearoom. If the weather’s nice, we recommend bringing a picnic blanket to enjoy your refreshments, as we expect to be busy and all park benches and seating could be in high demand.
An accessible toilet and baby changing facilities are available at the Partea Hut tearoom on site.
Help us by bringing something to write with to fill in your trail sheet as you go explore!
£1 from every ticket is donated to Dereham Windmill (registered charity no. 1108549), to help look after the Grade II listed building and historic site for future generations to enjoy. Entrance to the windmill is free, but donations are greatly appreciated.
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