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This festive season, Leeds Castle invites you to embark on a magical journey to Neverland in support of Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity (GOSH). From 22nd November2025 until 4th January2026, the historic castle will be transformed into a whimsical world inspired by J.M. Barrie’s Peter Pan.
Step into enchanting scenes, including the Lost Boys’ hideout, Mermaid Lagoon, and the pirate ship Jolly Roger, each adorned with festive charm. Climb the spiral staircase to Captain Hook’s mischievous lair, brimming with maps, plans, and pirate secrets. Then wander along a fairy-lit trail of glowing mushrooms and sparkling pixie dust, where Tinker Bell awaits with a sprinkle of magic.
During weekends and school holidays, Peter Pan, Captain Hook, and Tinker Bell will appear for live storytelling and interactive fun, adding an extra dash of adventure. A portion of proceeds will support GOSH Charity, helping to fund life-saving treatment and child-friendly facilities.
Leeds Castle’s annual Christmas Lights Trail is also returning by popular demand, from 21st November to 31st December 2025.
Leeds Castle offers a selection of accommodation, from lodges and cottages to cosy bed-and-breakfast stays—perfect for families and groups visiting this winter. Guests staying at Leeds Castle benefit from complimentary access to the breathtaking castle and its magnificent grounds. This includes a captivating maze and underground grotto, the Birds of Prey Centre, three thrilling play areas for younger visitors, and multi-media tours, including the new 1930s immersive audio tour, Invitation to Decadence.
Stay in one of eight new whimsical Knights’ Retreat lodges. Nestled within the castle’s 500-acre estate and inspired by medieval myth, each lodge accommodates up to five people.
For group getaways, Battel Hall offers an elegant manor house stay for up to 14 people, while Maiden’s Tower is ideal for families and history lovers alike, combining Tudor charm with modern comfort. It has a rich history and was allegedly used by Katherine of Aragon’s Maid of Honour during her wedding to King Henry VIII.
Alternatively, Leeds Castle’s six luxury historic holiday cottages are located across its stunning 500-acre estate, surrounded by beautiful woodland scenery. Hosting between two and 12 people, Weir Cottage, Battel Cottage, and Keeper’s House are all pet-friendly, so the whole family can come along. The properties offer all the necessities for a self-catering stay, as well as stunning views across the Kent countryside.
The charming Stable Courtyard features a variety of uniquely designed en-suite bedrooms, with double, twin, single, and family rooms available. Nestled within the estate’s gardens, guests can immerse themselves in the rich history and elegant charm of one of England’s most breathtaking castles.
For more information, visit www.leeds-castle.com