Set in the middle of the city, this is the Norwich equivalent of Central Park; an extensive area of wild heath and woodland that is just a delight to walk through at any time of year. Secret ponds full of frogspawn in the spring and hidden paths with a surprising array of gorgeous wildflowers in April/May, sun-drenched and bright with yellow gorse in the Summer or frost-covered in December, it's so peaceful you would never believe there's an entire city just over the next hill. Perfect for weekend walks (with or without dog) and full of wildlife, from tiny deer to foxes, squirrels and the occasional noisy woodpecker. A great place to get back to nature for a few hours and away from the frantic pace of modern life, without even...
Read moreFantastic place to walk! Definitely take boots of sturdy footwear as it’s uneven terrain (depending how off the track you go) and can be muddy. It’s beautiful heathland with loads of surprises, ponds, wildlife, flora etc. it’s very easy to get a little lost as there are so many intriguing paths to follow and explore, but the good thing is if you do feel lost, head in one direction and you’ll find a roadway soon enough as it’s actually fairly centrally located within Norwich. Great for mindful walking, afternoon strolls or just relaxing in the open air. Car parking- there’s a small car park in front of Zak’s diner, or some more a little further down just off...
Read moreIf you want a place to walk the kids or the kids to just run around then this is the place for you. The woodland walk is amazing and my kids had a fantastic time running up and down the hills and slope...which served the purpose 'get them tired',😂 l went with friends and it was an amazing adventure getting all the fresh air...l kind of felt we got more out of the woodland walk for free...if it was the play barn l would have paid £7.50 each child (l have three you see). I also notice parents on bikes with their kids...maybe for next time...but l enjoyed this new...
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