Stockeld Park has announced plans to host its largest summer celebration to date, launching a comprehensive, festival-style experience that will run throughout the school holidays.
The event, which runs from 18th July to 6th September 2026, will transform the Wetherby-based attraction with a daily rotating line-up of live music, interactive entertainment, and new activities. To encourage repeat visits, the park has introduced a summer holiday membership pass priced at £40, granting unlimited entry from 4th July through to 13th September.
A central component of the seasonal programme is “Lunchtime Live,” a daily 1pm showcase on the park’s festival stage. The weekly schedule features a rotating itinerary, including “Magic Mondays” and “Tribute Tuesdays,” alongside live musicians performing family-friendly music. Headline tribute acts scheduled to appear across the summer include performances inspired by Chappell Roan, Taylor Swift, Harry Styles, and The Killers.
The attraction is also expanding its physical activity roster for the summer season, introducing a brand-new crazy golf course alongside its established indoor Playhive, pedal go-karts, and Buccaneer Boats. Two new themed challenges have also been created: a “Where in the World is Scout on his Holidays?” trail through the Enchanted Forest, and a suitcase-packing interactive puzzle within the Magical Maze.
In a bid to support households during the school break, the business has confirmed it will pass the savings of the government’s temporary summer VAT reduction directly down to consumers. While the official state VAT relief period concludes on 1st September, the park has committed to extending its reduced pricing and launching a new value-driven children’s menu until the end of its summer season on 6th September.
Tickets and summer memberships for the festival are scheduled to go on general sale this Friday, 5th June.
Peter Grant, Owner and Chief Fun Officer at Stockeld Park, said:
“This summer is all about bringing families together for a full day of fun, entertainment and adventure. From live performances and festival vibes to outdoor play and new activities, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. We’re also pleased to be able to support families further this year by passing on the benefits of the VAT reduction and extending that value right through to the end of the holidays.”
