New Hey Duggee walking trail to open at Kew Gardens with £2 kids tickets
Hey Duggee brings its badge‑collecting adventure to Kew Gardens this autumn, with a free, drop‑in walking trail opening on 17 October and running until 1 November. Families can explore the route between the historic Palm House and Victoria Gate, where seven interactive stations invite children to discover plants, fungi and seasonal wonders.
The highlight is a giant Duggee sculpture ready for a hug, alongside an autumn‑themed guide and badge‑stamp checkpoints that turn the garden walk into a playful badge quest. A £2 ticket for children aged four to fifteen is available when booking online, making the outing affordable for all.
Kew members can also pre‑book a cinematic experience in the Princess of Wales Conservatory, watching back‑to‑back episodes of the series’ badge adventures on the big screen. The garden’s other attractions – the Children’s Garden, Treetop Walkway, Henry Moore’s Monumental Nature trail and the spectacular waterlilies – remain open for exploration.
The Victoria Plaza Café and shop will stock Hey Duggee‑branded merchandise, giving families a chance to take a piece of the adventure home.