About the event

Watch as Winter turns to Spring! Explore for signs of wonderful winter woodland, make a nest for the birds, swing in the hammock, dig in the mud kitchen, and hunt for bugs  - there's something for the whole family to enjoy in the woods.

 Please come and join us at the lovely Bedfords Park, where you'll have a great opportunity to relax, chat in a quiet setting, and experience the Winter.  This event is recommended for children 4+; younger children will need to be assisted by adults.

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FAQs

🎫 Who needs a ticket?

Children aged 4 years+ will require a ticket. Adults do not require a ticket.

📍Where do we meet?

Meet outside the Nature Discovery Centre, which is a short walk from the car park and main entrances.

🥾What should we wear?

Most of our events are fully outdoors, and you need to come dressed for the weather.  We recommend layers (top and bottom), which can get mucky.  Wellies (with thick socks) and waterproofs are a good shout if you have them.  

🔥What should we bring? Is food provided?

Weather permitting, we will have a campfire at the end of the session.  You are welcome to bring something to toast. Ideas include:  crumpets, little malt loaves, toasting tea cakes, sweet waffles, brioche, fruit, e.g., pineapple/mango.  Anything you can warm through on a stick, really – we provide toasting forks.  No uncooked meat or nuts, please. Marshmallows and popcorn are not recommended for children under the age of 5.  

🌍Where are you based?

We are located near Harold Hill, Collier Row, Romford.

🚗Is there parking?

Yes. We have a large free car park.

🚇Can we get to you on public transport?

No

🚻Are there toilets?

Yes. Our Bedfords Park nature discovery centre has toilets, shop and café serving hot and cold drinks, snacks, ice cream and light lunches.  

🐕‍🦺Can we bring a dog?

Assistance dogs are welcome on our events. 
 

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