The event will be breaking out the skittles and ring toss kits for attendees to enjoy some old fashioned games inkeeping with the estate's rich history.

Volunteer Lucille Gee said the fun day would be a great chance for kids to play the games that were in the period of the house.

"The day is orientated towards children as well as parents who can buy jams, plants and also have a cup of Devonshire tea and a scone," she said.

There will also be live music, face painting and a barbecue. Money raised from the day will go towards the maintenance of the estate.