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The light up trail has been designed by experienced lighting and event designers who have developed ways of working in a range of outdoor landscape settings. We want to encourage visitors to reconnect with nature and the natural environment. The best visual work is sensitive to light pollution and we aim to take advantage of the darkness to reduce the overall brightness of our installations. We encourage audiences to adjust to the darkness as they walk through the trail. We try to avoid continuous lighting of trails and paths and will only use audience lighting where it is necessary to do so. The equipment has been installed using professionally recommended methods and the installations are curated to integrate within the site. We do not foresee any adverse effect on wildlife, and we also try to think about the next generation.

If you cannot find your emailed tickets, then please contact See Tickets Customer Service team through the online chat service. You will be required to prove your identity and or proof of purchase.

Accessible toilets are located on the Light Up Trail. They are clearly marked, and our stewards can direct you. First Aid is on site but please ensure you bring all medication and a trained carer to administer it.

You can book with confidence for Christmas at Cowdray as the safety and wellbeing of our visitors and staff is especially important to us. We continue to monitor and respond to the coronavirus pandemic, following government guidelines, as they change, and we will communicate any updates as we evaluate the situation. If Christmas at Cowdray is cancelled, you will be notified and offered an alternative date or a full refund.

Last entry is 8:00pm and the light up trail closes at 9:45pm.

In some areas the lighting will be low level so you can enjoy the light art experience. You are welcome to bring along a torch in case of an emergency. The trail is not covered and the weather maybe inclement. Please wear appropriate clothing for the British winter weather.