Young Wildlife at Carlton Marshes Merrily Frolic and Play
Discover the Wild Tots event at Carlton Marshes, a nature reserve in Suffolk, offering an exciting outdoor adventure for young children aged 18 months to 5 years. This event, taking place on a specific date at 10.30am-12pm, invites babies in arms, baby-carriers, or pushchairs to join an older sibling in a session of games, crafts, and free play in the woods.
Located at the Carlton Marshes Nature Reserve & Visitor Centre, Burnt Hill Lane, Lowestoft, Suffolk, NR33 8HU, the event is led by the Engagement Officer and promises a memorable experience for all participants.
To secure a spot, booking is essential as places are limited. For those with specific needs, it's advisable to contact the organiser to confirm suitability for wheelchair access before booking.
During the session, children are encouraged to wear suitable outdoor clothing and footwear, including wellies, as the event will take place outside regardless of the weather. Bring a snack and drink for your tot during the session to ensure they stay energised for the activities.
For updates about what's going on at Carlton Marshes, follow them on Facebook and Instagram. For full event terms and conditions, visit their website.
Please note that dogs must be kept on a lead at all times on Carlton Marshes due to a Public Space Protection Order to protect wildlife and delicate habitats.
For more detailed information, including pricing, activities, and comprehensive booking instructions, visit the Suffolk Wildlife Trust's dedicated event page at www.suffolkwildlifetrust.org/eventinfo.
Join us at the Wild Tots event for a fun-filled morning of outdoor discovery and play at Carlton Marshes!
At the Wild Tots event, donations are welcome to support home-and-garden initiatives at the nature reserve, enhancing the outdoor-living experience for all visitors. After the event, parents can share their photos and experiences on social media, using hashtags such as #CarltonMarshes and #WildTots to connect with like-minded individuals fostering a similar lifestyle of nature appreciation and engagement.
