Our friends at myhotelbreak.com recently visited the park and sent us a review of their experience. Find out what they discovered in this guest post.
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Colours to dye for
30th Mar 2020
This Easter, in the bushcraft arena, I was intending to get you experimenting with wild natural dyes from the various spring plants that are bursting through the forest floor at Wildwood. Unfortunately, with coronavirus lockdown, any plans have had to be shelved and I am obliged to work from home.
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Wild weasel at Wildwood
5th Feb 2020
To see a weasel in the wild you generally need two things; very little plant cover and a lot of luck. The reason for the first is that these small, low slung mammals simply disappear in any vegetation, and are hard to see in all grass but the shortest of lawns.
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Wildwood's bird feeders
10th Dec 2019
With uninterrupted views into the tree tops, the woods become a great place for birdwatching as the trees lose their last leaves.
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Wildwood welcomes first babies of the year
2nd Apr 2019
Ash, Wildwood's young female wild boar, produced a litter of two boarlets last week and has just brought them out of their nest. Proud father, Sherwood, is keeping an eye on the boarlets who can be seen keenly exploring their new surroundings. This is the first birth at Wildwood this year with others expected to follow any day, such as red squirrels, reindeer and Soay sheep.
