Calling all Nature Detectives!

Take to the outdoors this Easter on the Wildlife Trail at

Windsor Great Park

04 April – 13 April

This Easter there is no better reason for families to come together and use all their senses to become Nature Detectives and learn more about some of the UK’s native trees, animals and birds. We have teamed up with the Berks, Bucks and Oxon Wildlife Trust that will take them on a journey through Windsor Great Park. 

Starting at The Savill Building from 04 – 13 April*, families will follow a trail to learn more about some of the UK’s native trees, animals and birds. Participating children will be rewarded with their own “Organic Chocolate + Surprise Toy” (Dairy, Nut, Gluten & Plastic Free) when they return to The Savill Building.

The trail, great for children of all ages, is also suitable for pushchairs and wheelchairs, and at approximately 2km total (1.2miles) should take about 1 hr. Dogs on leads are also welcome!

On your return stop off at Obelisk Pond to enjoy the rides* of Horton’s Vintage Fair. There is something for all age groups … its sure to put you in a spin!

Once back at The Savill Building, you can finish off your trail at The Savill Garden Kitchen. With a new and exciting Spring Menu, hungry Nature Detectives can rest their feet and enjoy a tasty bite to eat and refreshing drink before heading home.

 Find out more at www.windsorgreatpark.co.uk/wildlife  

*Cost per trail £3.75 per person, one reward per trail. Trail and reward is subject to availability – we reserve the right to offer an alternative reward. Vintage fair rides are priced separately. Car park charges apply to non-members. Car parking is free with a paid visit to The Savill Garden. When visiting The Savill Building, dogs are welcome on The Savill Garden Terrace.

ENDS

Issued by: The Crown Estate

Notes to editors:

For more information or high res. images please contact:

Mark Persad – [email protected]  – 01753 847537

Gino Caiafa – [email protected]  – 01753 847519

 About The Savill Garden

Since its creation in the 1930s, The Savill Garden has been an inspiration for all. This natural haven of beautifully designed gardens and woodland can be enjoyed by everyone, from dedicated horticulturists to those who just want to spend a relaxing day out with family or friends. The 35 acres of interconnected gardens include for the winter season the renowned Winter Garden, New Zealand Garden, The Glades, Autumn Wood, the Hidden Gardens and Temperate House.

Opening times summer:

9.30am – 5.30pm daily

Last admission 4.30pm

The Savill Garden,
Windsor Great Park,
Wick Lane,
Englefield Green,
Surrey
TW20 0UJ

About Windsor Great Park

Sweeping historic parkland, award-winning gardens, ancient woodland and forest trails – there is something for everyone at Windsor Great Park. With thousands of acres to explore visitors are never short of things to do, see and learn at Windsor Great Park. With a Royal history spanning over 1,000 years, they can encounter historical monuments, ancient forests and stunning horticultural displays, as well as rare wildlife, plants and fungi.