Sunday, July 01, 2007

BeWILDered in the Wood


As the rains didn't arrive as expected, we decided to venture out to Norfolk (my goodness, that's twice in just eight days). As a special birthday treat we went off on a family day out to BeWILDerwood, a new adventure park in the Norfolk Broads.


We loved the creative features that gives the park its character, especially the twiggles' little houses.




The Treehouse structures were fantastic and were suitable for the smaller children and us big kids alike.







Some moments were reminiscent of "I'm a Celebrity..."



Some structures were absolutely magical...



...with great interiors...(and no comments about the self-portrait please)...




The ride back to the car park was interesting...



Such a great time was had by all, we even bought the book about a Boggle at BeWILDerwood



5 Comments:

mommy of 3 angels said...

wow this look like a magical place in a fantasy land! wish i could bring my girls for some fun and magic.

Anonymous said...

Bewilderwood looks fantastic. Have just sent the web page to my daughter,hope she takes my grandaughter and asks me along!

todaysdaze said...

this looks like a great day out for the kids, was it expensive?
the pictures are great too.

Her indoors said...

BeWILDerwood is fab. At first glance, the entrance fee seemed expensive: £10 per person, applicable also to children aged 5 and over (so no discounts for kids). However, once you are in, unlike amusement parks, there is no extra charge even for the boat ride (which if you wanted to, you could go on several times over). There are some snack points which sell drinks, rolls, muffins & cakes, but there's nothing stopping you taking a picnic.

We stayed there for a couple of hours, but older children would probably want to stay longer. I'd like to go up again, but on one of the dates when they have organised activities such as storytelling.

If travelling from Bury though, it's wise to allow about 1 hour & 25 minutes rather than 1 hour which is advertised on the leafets, unless you're going by motorcycle ;-)

Christina S said...

Thanks for the tip and the info - I hadn't heard of Bewilderwood! Looks gorgeous. Mr Ruby and I shall be giving it a visit!