BeWILDerwood is the perfect family day out for the whole family. Children and parents (aka big kids) will love it. An enchanting world where you can escape from the humdrum of everyday life and become embroiled in adventure, with Boggle villages and sleeping Crocklebogs called Mildred.
Where Is BeWILDerwood?
BeWILDerwood is half an hour away from Norwich and easily accessible by car. The postcode you want for your Sat Nav is NR12 8JW
Opening Times and Prices For 2017
Now the admission prices for BeWILDerwood are done by height because the taller you are the more things you can go on.
- Born to beWILD (under 92 cm) Free
- AlmostWILD (92 cm to 105 cm) £14.50
- BeWILD now (over 105cm) £16.50
- Use to beWILD (65 years plus) £9.50
It’s not the cheapest place to get into and I may have muttered “how much?” but you will spend the whole day there. Also, if you book online then you can get a discount on the tickets. So it is worth booking ahead. Also follow them on their Facebook page for any special promotions. You can visit from 10:00am and it stays open until 5:30pm. Last admission is 4pm.
Top Tips For BeWILDerwood
Book online to save yourself some money. You also want to arrive for when the gates open. If you are going during the summer holidays then you might want to take your own picnic as the queues for the food outlets can be long. However, the food is very good and of good value. Make sure you spend the whole day there. The park does tend to quieten down after 4pm so this is the perfect time for any children that are a little less confident or who don’t like busy places. It is also a big park with lots of walking around. Therefore, you may want to bring a pushchair for little legs.
What is BeWILDerwood?
BeWILDERwood is home to Marsh Boggle. He loves nothing better than going boating in the marshes of BeWILDerwood and you can join him in his adventures. Just be careful not to wake Mildred the crocklebog or she may spray you with some water. You will have to be braver than Marsh though if you want to explore scary lake, go climbing in the trees and get lost in the mazes.
What Did The Children Think of BeWILDerwood?
They were enthralled by it all. It is really like a massive playground up in the trees and there is so much to see and do. At the start of the day they were a little unsure of the massive slides but by the end of the day they were whizzing down them again and again and again (you get the picture). We really did spend the whole day there and we only left when we were politely informed that the park was shut. They are both desperate to return next time we visit Little Granny and Pop-pop. I’m quite looking forward to visiting again too as I rather enjoyed re-living my childhood by going down some of the slides. Let’s not mention the fact that I nearly put my back out on one of them as I was going down so fast. Or the fact that I was actually really scared and had to chicken out when Youngest said “again, again, again”.
What Age Is The Perfect Age For BeWILDerwood?
I would say that primary school age is the perfect age and you really get your money’s worth for this age. It is also great for adults too who fancy braving some climbing in the trees and whizzing down some rather scary slides.
Would We Recommend BeWILDerwood?
YES, YES and YES again. It is a magical day for everyone. If you find yourself in the Norwich area then you really must check BeWILDerwood out!
I’ve heard really good things about Bewilderwood before and having looked at the website it looks amazing. I would be a bit hesitant at having to pay £16.50 each for my husband and I as all we’d be doing is walking in a woods or holding the bags! Mich x
Noooo, you would be going down the slides too!
I’ve heard some really good things about Bewilderwood. My two are a little young to go at the moment, but I’m keeping on my radar for next year or the year after.
I read about this place when we were in Norfolk back in March, it looked fabulous, and I wanted to try and go in the summer but never got around to it. You have made me really want to visit now before we leave this part of the country, it’s not that far away really! 🙂
This looks AMAZING. I’m sure my tree climbing daughter would love it. It looks beautiful too. And your photographs are stunning. I do love a day out when you can actually spend the whole day outside. Hugs Lucy xxxx
We absolutely love bewilderwood , we use to live in Lowestoft, now living in Staffordshire, and use to come here all the time ! Such a great place to explore x
I have never heard of Bewilderwood before but it sounds amazing. My little girl is probably a little young at three, but I am looking forward to the days we can do things like this as a family. X
This place looks lovely and your photos really capture the fun. Lovely family day out!
We visited Norfolk a little while ago and I looked at this because it looked fab from the marketing material. But I was worried as Kipper is in a buggy so its good to know that school children are best. We will definitely be visiting at some point it looks great fun. Love the photo of the girls on the slide x
Oh wow this looks like such a fabulous day out. For a place where you can spend the entire day I think that’s quite reasonable. You got some gorgeous photos! x
I have never been to Norfolk, nor heard of Bewilderwood before but it looks great! It seems a little expensive, especially as there are six of us, but I cant deny that it looks like fun!