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CARPARK CAPACITY: Our car parks are currently OPEN with SPACES. Updates about congestion and capacity will be posted here. Thank you.

 

Summer Hours: The carpark is locked at 7pm. The Visitor Centre closes at 5pm. Café is open until 3pm, or 4pm during weekends and the school holidays.//

Please note, the waterplay feature is closed Monday mornings for routine cleaning and maintenance.

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Sessions by Key Stage

A ranger and young children examining pond minibeasts through a magnifying glass on a sunny pond-dipping platform, surrounded by tall green reeds.

Early Years Foundation Stage

Come and explore the wonders of the natural world. Led by our friendly and experienced team, each of our sessions will support both the Early Years Statutory Framework and enquiry-led learning, so why not start planning your WOW moment today?

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A Ranger with two smiling school children inside a sunlit den, enjoying a nature education session.

Key Stage One

If you want to look closely at the natural world, we can provide you with unique experiences. Led by our highly skilled Ranger team, each of our sessions have been designed to support both the National Curriculum at Key Stage One and STEM engagement. So why not learn more about our stress free trips today?

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Four smiling children at a bird hide, chatting and looking through binoculars as they enjoy birdwatching together.

Key Stage Two

If you looking to deepen your understanding of the natural world, we have something for you. Led by our highly skilled Ranger team, our sessions have been designed to support both the National Curriculum at Key Stage Two and STEM engagement. So why not learn more today? 

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Seasonal Sessions & Events

A badger walking through a lush, green moss-covered woodland.

Mammal Detectives Week

To celebrate the natural world, we will be releasing seasonal sessions this year, with the first being our Mammal Detectives Theme Day, which we will running from Monday 20th October to Friday 24th October 2025. Learn to identify the mammals that live here by looking at the tracks and signs that they leave behind, learn the methods used to monitor our wildlife and take part in Citizen Science. Perfect for those learning about ‘Animals, including humans’ and ‘Living things and their habitats.’

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