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Father Christmas Grotto at Ottershaw Christmas Tree Farm

Ottershaw Christmas Tree Farm, Ottershaw · 27 November to 18 December 2026

Father Christmas Grotto at Ottershaw Christmas Tree Farm, from Ottershaw Christmas Tree FarmImage: Ottershaw Christmas Tree Farm
27 Nov to 18 Dec

Image: Ottershaw Christmas Tree Farm

Father Christmas holds a grotto in his woodland cabin at Ottershaw Christmas Tree Farm, near Chertsey and Woking, from late November to mid December 2026. Visitors follow lights through the Christmas trees to meet him, and each child receives a small gift or treat. The visit takes around 30 minutes, is partly outdoors and suits families with young children.

Highlights

  • Follow the lights through the Christmas trees to Father Christmas's cabin
  • Each child receives a small Christmas gift or treat
  • Weekday and weekend sessions, with weekend visits booked online

Getting there

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Ottershaw Christmas Tree Farm, KT16 0PJ

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Checked on 29 October 2026 against thegrotto.mauricemandry.com. Details change, so please confirm with the organiser before you travel. How we check

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