Bewilderwood

Awesome! We went as a family for 4, 2 adults, 3 year old and 6 year old. It was fantastically entertaining for all of us. I wasn’t sure if there would be enough for the little one but everything feels so safe and well thought out, there was plenty to do. I love that we could all get something out of it, climbing up into the trees. Everything was included in the price except for food which was refreshing. The kids enjoyed all the climbing spaces, face painting and live theatre show. The cafe had plenty of variety and all reasonably priced. There were lots of benches with shade for picnics or cafe food. We arrived about 11.30 and there were plenty of cars in the car park but no queue to get in. The bewilderboat was busy with a 15min wait so we walked the trail instead which was fun as it had plenty to look at. The first area within the park was quite busy and we queued up the tree and round to the slides but after that, it was more spread out and easy to move about. We stayed until closing. Definitely will be back.

We had the most amazing day here. All the staff are friendly. The prices are really reasonable. The paths are good for buggys and wheelchairs. My children loved the slides and zip wires. All the adults enjoyed the maizes and climbing frames as well as the children. Food was really good and reasonably priced. Gluten free options available. So much to do, arts, face painting, boat ride, shows and exploring.

A mecca for the Conservative holiday maker. The park is well run and never felt overcrowded. It blends the themes of the novels into its sylvan surroundings with ease. The storytellers are adroit and perform their part with much aplomb. The activities will make the time fly by. Perfectly suited to children between 3-7. 8 at a stretch. Adults won’t be bored either and they run to keep an eye on the brood. An abundance of plastic water bottles suggests that they might want to take a leaf from the YHA and consider selling refillable ?branded bottles to use with a water fountain.

Amazing find on Instagram, the kids and I loved it. We went one hot day during August, however with the tall trees it was all very shady. The price was reasonable of which the children and adults got face panting, arts and craft and the chance to watch shows part of the price. My family and I took a picnic but they do have cafes that sell food, drink and ice cream. As I took a water bottle they did fill it up for me which was great. The drive from London on the way was an easy journey, their was plenty of parking available. I would advise you to buy a ticket in advance.

Absolutely brilliant! The best day out weve had. There was so much to do and i loved that parents can get involved too! Highly recommend to anyone with children of all ages who love to explore outdoors!Visited onWeekdayWait timeNo waitReservation recommendedYes

A truly magical day out for all of the family. Prices were really reasonable and all of the activities once there were included in the ticket price. Food was tasty and very fairly priced and was different to what you'll find at most family attractions e.g. sausage casserole. I can imagine that if you visited on a really rainy day it would make it much less enjoyable - we had only a couple of really light and brief showers and it didn't detract from the fun in anyway. But there's not much in the way of shelter so you're advised to go prepared! We arrived for opening and left just before closing and we didn't quite manage to do absolutely everything so rest assured there's plenty to keep you busy. When it's busy you can expect to queue at some of the pinch points and for the boat ride short but fun - exacerbated by one of the boats being out of action the day we visited. All of the wooden structures were lots of fun and it felt like a really unique day out. Highly recommend to anyone with young children.

Lovely day out with plenty of playing and running around for the kids. Food choices are limited. Well maintained. Staff super friendly and helpful. Bit of a wait for the boat ride and most items in the shop are pricey.Visited onWeekdayWait timeNo waitReservation recommendedNot sure

Nice adventure park at Hoveton near Norwich. Roughly around 3 hours from London . You can spend half a day doing activities here like sky maze , boat ride , story telling , crafts and other activities like den building. There is a small eatery where you can get sandwiches and pasty.Visited onWeekendWait timeNo waitReservation recommendedYes

I put baby in the carrier and joined in! We ranged from 43years to 7months old and all of us had a great time! We went during term time so not many there. Really enjoyed it! Definitely wear trainers or similar. The steep slides were the most fun!Wait timeNo waitReservation recommendedNo

We spent the day at BeWILDerwood and the children loved it. There was lots to do including a boat ride, zip lines, fast slides and lots of wooden climbing areas that kept the children busy for hours. There was plenty of places to grab a drink or a bite to eat and there were spaces for families to eat their picnics. We also went to the lantern parade in the evening and the children made their own lanterns and enjoyed a night time walk through the forest. A brilliant day out!

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