One of the best parts of Spring has to be newborn lambs!  

On our Lambing Days, you will see ewes about to lamb and those with new-born lambs in the lambing pens in our Tudor Stables - you might even see a lamb being born!

It's the season for parents and children to enjoy the gardens too with massed snowdrops gradually giving way to drifts of daffodils. Elsewhere winter starkness shows off the the shapes of trees, especially the gnarled arms of the ancient espaliered fruit trees in the Walled Garden standing like old men in line, The many yews and conifers add much colour too.

The fish in the moats delight everyone. Will our Greylag and Canada Geese visitors have returned? See Percy the Peacock and his wives roaming the manor.

For younger visitors there are the Tudor Rose Courtyard Maze and the Yew Castle with its secret tunnels to explore and plenty of other surprises.

In every season the gardens are dominated by the Moats and much mellow redbrick of and around the Hall, built by the Clopton family 500 years ago.