ToddleWood launches in Norfolk

Toddlewood is soon to launch in Norfolk - an organic healthy play area for the under 5's situated in BeWILDerwood on the Norfolk Broads. The wild and imaginative adventure park with magical tree houses and inhabitants, will throw open their gates again on Monday 17th March 2008, with new additions including ToddleWood, providing even more wild family fun for the 2008 season.

Toddlewood is a mini toddler play area especially for the under 5’s, for when clambering over the seven metre high ‘Broken Bridge’ and whizzing down a zip wire is a little too adventurous for the dinkier ones. The Boggle Builders are having so much fun building the new safely enclosed play area.

The ‘Completely Wild card’ is another new addition for 2008. The season ticket is valid for up to six people and offers an unlimited number of visits in 2008, with the exclusion of 14th July – 7th September (inclusive), along with a 10% discount in the ‘Bizarre Bazaar’ and priority bookings for special events.

Another new addition from the Boggle Bank is the official BeWILDerwood currency – the Boblett, available in real and chocolate versions. For those who want to splash their cash in the Bizarre Bazaar, then the official BeWILDerwood currency will be accepted!

The Twiggle Times online newsletter will be launched during the new season, providing regular updates on news and events to all visitors who sign up to the mailing list. The online shop, for special BeWILDerwood merchandise, is also being worked on so keep your eyes peeled for its launch sometime in the new season.

BeWILDerwood have also built Moss’s Munchbar to accommodate their improved and reinvented high quality, local, and where possible organic, yummy hot food.

BeWILDerwood, now entering its second year, opened in May 2007 after a £1.8 million investment and is located in woodland off the A1062 near Wroxham, situated near the beautiful surrounding of Hoveton Little Broad.

The marshland was transformed into a magical kingdom with tree houses, zip wires, slides, a maze and a scary ‘Broken Bridge,’ with winding pathways throughout the forest and aerial walkways through pine, fir, sweet chestnut and oak trees.

The curious treehouse adventure park is based on the best selling children’s book, ‘A Boggle at BeWILDerwood,’ already in its third edition, written by local author and park creator Tom Blofeld.

For more information about BeWILDerwood and all the events on offer throughout 2008, visit BeWILDerwood.co.uk.