Following a successful summer opening, Blackgang Chine and Robin Hill have confirmed they’ll be re-opening for the entirety of the autumn half term, 17th-31st October.
Significant new measures and protocols will continue to be in operation at both Blackgang Chine and Robin Hill, including capacity limits which mean booking online in advance is strongly advised.
Both parks have received positive feedback following the implementation of their COVID-safe protocols and will continue to improve and develop these alongside Government guidelines. Measures include the addition of hand sanitiser stations, social distancing markers, one-way systems, temperature checks upon entry, face coverings required in certain areas and more.
Both parks will be open daily from 10:00-17:00.
Halloween festivities at Blackgang Chine
The park’s popular Frights & Sprites event returns this year from 19th – 23rd & 26th – 31st October, 11:00– 15:00 daily. Family-friendly Halloween themed festivities will take place including a spooky disco, fancy dress competitions and the inventive Rumpus Mansion LIVE; where the residents of the mansion come to life for an interactive walk-through experience.
Discover Autumn Evenings at Robin Hill
In addition to the daytime opening at Robin Hill this year, the park will remain open into the evening on 6 exclusive dates throughout half term. Guests will be welcomed to soak up the atmosphere in the illuminated woodland, brought to life with unique entertainment including a DJ and live band, street performers and soloists. It’s the perfect opportunity to enjoy an evening meal in the Woodland Ponds and relax in the outdoors this autumn.
Tickets are available online now at www.blackgangchine.com or www.robin-hill.com.



























































































Likely be sheeting with raining and blowing a gale by then. Best buy on the gate, if at all.
Not if this virus gets its way.
What a happy pair you two are! My goodness you really are putting a downer on this. At least they are trying to keep people in work and give kids something to do in the holidays!