Families

These activities are all mentioned on our Woodland, Water and Nature pages, but we thought it would be useful for families to group them all in one place.

BUCKLAND ROVERS

5-9 year olds can navigate our fun woodland course in one of our two Mini Land Rovers.

£10 for a 20 minute session (15 minutes driving plus safety briefing) per Rover. (One child only per Rover).

Mon to Fri – 10am to 2pm, Sat and Sun – 10am to 4pm

This isn’t about speed (max speed 3-4mph). We want children to develop their hand/eye co-ordination and spacial awareness.

Each driver must be supervised by an adult, who will carry a remote cut-off switch.

For group bookings, parties or special events, please email hello@bucklandparklake.co.uk for more information.

Each participant should wear suitable outdoor clothing and footwear. Find the course in the woodland adjacent to the ticket office.

THE ART BUS

Unleash your creativity with Brockham Arts Club, hosting after‑school art and craft clubs, holiday workshops, drama sessions, and adult paint‑and‑sip events from their mobile ‘art base camp’, consisting of a converted double‑decker bus and bell‑tent. 

They also offer weekend parties and private workshops, turning every visit into a hands‑on, imaginative adventure for children and adults alike.

 

SANDPIT & PLAYGROUND

As we excavated for The Reverie, we kept finding more sand. No surprises here. So we’ve put it to good use in creating a 50m2 gated sandpit for children.

Please bring your own buckets and spades.

Our children’s playground, is adjacent to the sandpit and consists of a basket swing, clamber sticks and activity tower. We’ve installed four pergolas around the playground for shade. 

WOODLAND WALK

Our 1km Woodland Trail starts near the ticket hut and winds through a mixture of Scots Pine, Beech and Silver Birch trees. Look out for our nature boards along the way.

Halfway along the trail, you will come across our two awesome Woodland Viking Camps. Built and managed by The SHAC.

The trail brings you through the last woodland section and out onto the eastern bank of the lake, where you can enjoy a glorious, expansive view of the water. From there, you can choose to walk the Lake Circuit Walk, the Boathouse Walk or head back to the Picnic Lawn or Meadow.

The Woodland Walk is a woodland path with steps at the beginning. Light buggies can pass in dry conditions but the surface is not currently suitable for wheelchairs or mobility scooters.

LAKE CIRCUIT WALK

The lake circuit walk can be reached by first walking the woodland walk, or head up the track just past the ticket office to start there. The walk is a flat grassy path of just over 2km that takes you the whole way around our lake, finishing up on the meadow. 

In the North Eastern corner you will see four small islands in the lake, the domain of nesting birds. If you would like to visit one of our bird hides, just follow the signs leading from the circuit walk.

Along the way you can stop and take in the peace and quiet and the serene views on the benches we have dotted along the path.

See more on this trail here.

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