A holiday park in one of Norfolk's top locations for star gazing is bringing back a celestial event following last year's successful debut.
Kelling Heath Holiday Park, near the North Norfolk coast, will host its second Wild Sky Weekend from Friday, September 25, to Sunday, September 27.
Guests of all ages are invited to explore the wonders of the night sky through nature-themed activities and guided experiences.
Claire Pemberton, guest experience director at Kelling Heath Holiday Park, said: "Our Wild Sky Weekend is all about helping families experience the simple joy of looking up at our skies together.
"In a world where we're often focused on screens and busy schedules, spending time beneath a truly dark sky offers a chance to slow down, reconnect with nature and spark children's imaginations.
"As darkness falls, families can settle beneath Norfolk's expansive skies to spot constellations, planets and satellites while warming up with a hot chocolate."
Kelling Heath is a two-star dark sky discovery site, known for its low light pollution and clear night views, making it an ideal spot for both amateur and seasoned stargazers.
Activities throughout the weekend will include guided stargazing, bat walks, a glow-in-the-dark woodland trail for younger visitors, and nature experiences after dark.
There is also the chance to explore astronomy, learn about nocturnal wildlife, and enjoy woodland walks and cloud watching during the day.
Visitors can also make use of the site’s Dark Sky Viewing Platform and self-guided Dark Sky Activity Packs to continue exploring the night sky.
Most activities are free for guests staying at the park across its camping, touring, or hire accommodation, though some may carry a small charge.
Kelling Heath is offering a three-for-two-night offer on touring stays over the Wild Sky Weekend using the promo code WildSky26.
More information and booking details are available at www.kellingheath.co.uk.
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