Happy Easter 🐰 Thank you to everyone who has visited so far this Easter and to those who are yet too. We've loved seeing families reunited in the garden and being able to see each other once more and the happiness of the children playing in a safe space. #HappyEaster2021

Beautiful blossoms are finally making an appearance in the garden, as the cherry blossom bursts into bloom. 🌸 So celebrate nature and the arrival of blossoms with us by tagging your blossom pictures with #BlossomWatch

From blue skies and sunshine to grey clouds and snowstorms, what a strange weather day, especially having to defrost the Easter trail. #ormesbyhall #frostymorning #frozeneastertrail

Ollie brought his human for a walk around the garden today and even had time for some selfies. Dogs are very welcome at Ormesby Hall and their humans too. Here is some information to help you plan your visit: nationaltrust.org.uk/ormesby-hall/f…

The garden is bursting with colour, with daffodils and tulips taking most of the spotlight. But have you noticed the primroses, which are often overlooked. These small flowers are a source of nectar for butterflies and folklore says they’ll protect the home and attract fairies.

Celebrate the blossom with us today and join in the joy of this spring spectacle. Help us flood social media with pictures and videos of the beautiful blossoms, remember to use #blossomwatch

Please note if you are visiting Ormesby Hall today, the main entrance on Ladgate Lane is closed off due to a local burst water pipe. Please follow the brown signs for coaches and use the entrance on Church Lane and follow the direction signs into the main car park.

Looking for somewhere to go this bank holiday? Bring the family to explore the garden and it's spring offerings, play in the natural play area and just be outdoors in nature. Did you miss the Easter trail? You can also still enjoy the family friendly nature trail, £2 per pack.

Tomorrow is the return of the Wildlife Explorer Weekend at Ormesby Hall. We are looking forward to welcoming Kirkleatham Owl Centre, wildlife organisations and nature experts once more. So visit this May bank holiday weekend for a little extra, and enjoy a wild day out.

The garden borders are coming alive and the bees and butterflies are paying us a visit. So why not join them and enjoy a walk through the garden, admire the flowers, relax on the lawns, follow the William the Worm may half term trail and play in the shaded natural play area.