Come and explore your neighbour next door!

Local residents are being advised to expect something exciting through their door ahead of a Love Local campaign.

At the start of September, around 16,000 homes, which surround the 700-acre nature reserve near Fakenham will receive a leaflet through their door offering a 50% discount on entry to the park. This will be the first special promotion as part of their Love Local campaign, with more to follow over the coming seasons.

Pensthorpe, which has been owned by Deb & Bill Jordan since 2003, employs around 50 people in their busiest months and has a team of dedicated volunteers, many of whom are local to the area. As a way of celebrating the amazing work that takes place on the reserve, Pensthorpe has decided to welcome local residents from 8.9.25 – 26.9.25 for just 50% of the usual ticket value – plus the voucher is valid for up to four people from the same household.

Covering such a large geographical area, Pensthorpe has something for everyone to enjoy. For pure nature lovers, the reserve is home to countless species of birds and other wildlife that can be viewed from discreet hides or through the meandering pathways. Art lovers can be inspired by the breath-taking sculpture in stunning locations, gardening enthusiasts will be able to marvel at the five award winning gardens (plus get a sneak peak of the location for the eagerly anticipated Alan Partridge Sound Garden) and families will be able to lose themselves in WildRootz Outdoor play, or Hootz House indoor play.

Ben Marshall, Managing Director at Pensthorpe said, “We’re incredibly lucky to work on such an amazing reserve, and are passionate about being a good neighbour! We wouldn’t be where we are today without the support of our local community, and so it’s important for us to offer our thanks.

“One of the biggest luxuries at Pensthorpe is having the space to be able to offer something for everyone. We know one size doesn’t fit all, which is why we have a range of activities and areas on the reserve, allowing people to enjoy their passions in a location that works for them. Bird watchers, gardeners, art lovers and families – we have space for you all!

“We look forward to welcoming our neighbours soon, and don’t forget you can always pop over for a slice of cake at the Courtyard Café too!”

To redeem the offer, visitors are asked to present the leaflet when they arrive at the Admissions desk or use the dedicated QR code to book online.