The Wind in The Willows Sculpture Trail
Billericay, Essex
About
If your kids love The Wind in the Willows, take them to Hanningfield Reservoir and bring their favourite story to life with the Wind in the Willows sculpture trail. It’s the perfect outdoor fairytale adventure! Grab a trail map and a crayon from the visitor centre and venture into the Wild Wood where you’ll find beautiful, colourful wooden sculptures of the most popular characters from the book.
Wondering what the crayon is for? Each sculpture has a brass rubbing of the animal it represents - your little ones will have a wonderful collection of all the brass rubbings at the end. Plus, they're so much fun to make!
The trail is buggy and wheelchair friendly and there is no need to book, so you can just get the kids ready and go say “hi” to Mr. Toad and his friends. The photos of the day will be awesome too!
Great fun for all the family Wooden sculptures of Mr.
Good for: all ages, babies toddlers, older children, teenagers, young children
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Facilities
- Toilets
- Wheelchair Accessible
Prices
Ticket prices at The Wind in The Willows Sculpture Trail:
- Trail map
- £1.00
Trail map (available at the Hanningfield Reservoir Visitor Centre): £1.00
Common questions
Is The Wind in The Willows Sculpture Trail suitable for toddlers and young children?
The Wind in The Willows Sculpture Trail is suitable for all ages, babies toddlers, older children, teenagers, young children. We recommend checking their website for specific age-related information and any height restrictions that may apply.
Is there parking at The Wind in The Willows Sculpture Trail?
Parking information for The Wind in The Willows Sculpture Trail may vary. We recommend checking their website or calling ahead to confirm parking availability.
Is The Wind in The Willows Sculpture Trail an outdoor attraction?
The Wind in The Willows Sculpture Trail is primarily an outdoor attraction. We recommend checking the weather forecast before your visit and dressing appropriately.
Is The Wind in The Willows Sculpture Trail wheelchair accessible?
Yes, The Wind in The Willows Sculpture Trail is wheelchair accessible, making it suitable for visitors with mobility requirements.
How do I book tickets for The Wind in The Willows Sculpture Trail?
You can plan your visit to The Wind in The Willows Sculpture Trail by visiting their official website or by calling 01268 711001. Booking in advance is often recommended, especially during school holidays and weekends.
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