King Charles has announced a closure of play area at a royal residence that is much loved by Princess Charlotte, Prince Louis and Prince George.
The King's team revealed that Sandringham's Children's Play Area will be closed on Friday, March 28, due to essential forestry work.
The notice was shared on Wednesday via the royal estate's Instagram story.
"The Children's Play Area will be closed all day, on Friday 28th March due to essential forestry work," read the announcement from His Majesty's property staff.
King Charles announces closure at royal residence much loved by Charlotte, Louis and George
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The last-minute closure affects one of the most popular attractions for families visiting the Norfolk estate.
The play area is a favourite spot for the King's grandchildren, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis when they visit their Norfolk residence, Anmer Hall.
A video shared by Norfolk Play Parks showcases the extensive facilities available for young visitors.
Children can enjoy climbing apparatus, slides and an exciting zipwire that provides hours of entertainment.
Sandringham House is a massive mansion located in NorfolkPAThe area also features a water play centre where little ones can splash about during warmer months.
A music station offers educational entertainment, allowing children to play and learn simultaneously.
These features make the play area a highlight for families exploring the 8,000-hectare estate, which becomes particularly magical during summer.
This comes as the Sandringham team also prepares for Sunday's clock change, a process that reportedly takes them 40 hours to complete.
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GettySince becoming monarch, King Charles has implemented several changes to update the Sandringham Estate.
Last year saw the completion of the Lower Maze Garden, adding another formal aspect for visitors to enjoy.
These improvements are part of Charles's vision to modernise the royal gardens while preserving their historic character.
The 8,000-hectare estate continues to evolve under His Majesty's direction.
