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Muncaster Meadowvole Maze at Muncaster CastleMuncaster Meadowvole Maze at Muncaster Castle

Shrink to 5cm in the indoor Meadowvole Maze. Try to reach the other side without being eaten! Follow Max Meadowvole through the maze and if you answer the questions correctly you may win a prize. Complete your visit in the real Wild Flower Meadow.

View key to symbolskeyAccepts groups Baby changing facilities Coach parties accepted Credit cards accepted (no fee) Credit cards accepted (with charge) Disabled access Disabled toilets Education/study area Facilities for conferencing Facilities for corporate hospitality Facilities for educational visits Facilities for groups French signs/guides German signs/guides Gift shop On-site catering On-site light refreshments Picnic site Postbox Public toilets Regional Tourist Board Member Spanish signs/guides Telephone (public) Welcome Host Wheelchairs available Children welcomeDisabled accessSmoking not allowedDogs not accepted (except guidedogs)

Prices


Summer season, gardens, owl centre and meadowvole maze, adult £10.00, child, 5-15 yrs £6.00. Castle upgrade, adult +£3.00, child 5-15yrs £1.50.

Opening details

Season Dates and Opening Hours
Season Dates Opening Hours
Notes Last admission 17.00.
   
Muncaster Meadowvole Maze
 
 

Contact

Customer Services Team
Tel: 01229 717614
View the Muncaster Meadowvole Maze websitewww.muncaster.co.uk
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Venue

Muncaster Castle

Ravenglass, Cumbria, CA18 1RQ

View the Muncaster Castle websitewww.muncaster.co.uk

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Map reference: SD 103963  Lat: 54.35432  Long: -3.38167


Located 1 mile south of Ravenglass on the A595. Follow signs for the Western Lake District from junction 36 of the M6 motorway. SatNav CA18 1RD.

Parking : free

Accessible by Public Transport : 1 mile (1.6 kms) from Ravenglass station

We recommend visitors with disabilities contact us before their arrival for advice.

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