OLD TOWN

MEADOW

NORTH PARK

Car Park

OverflowCar Park

EAST LAWN

WEST LAWN

ICEHOUSE

COPPICE

LAKE

WILDERNESS AREA

WELLIN

GTON

IA AVENUE

CHAPELWILLOW TUNNELS

SILENT SPACE

ICE HOUSE

OBELISK

POND DIPPING PLATFORM

KeyCafé / Refreshments

Toilets

Shop

Shuttle Bus Stop

Ferry (when in operation)

Viewpoint

Public Footpath

Mown Pathway

Woodland Play Area

Forest School (open selected days)

Labyrinth

Nature’s Art Box

Sandpit

Bird Hide

Picnic Area

Green Dwelling (until 2021) by Krijn de Koning

Untitled Boulder by John Frankland

Ways To Say Goobye (until Sept 2020) by Ariel Schlesinger

Assistance Dogs Only

Dog Hitch Points & Water Bowls

Dog Waste Bin

BEE HIVES &ALLOTMENT

WELCOME CENTRE

GALLERY

WATERCRESS BED

OLD TOWN

MEADOW

NORTH PARK

FOOTBRIDGE

UPPER BRIDGE

LOWER BRIDGE

STABLES(NO PUBLIC ACCESS)

ENTRANCE

To create a pleasant environment and protect the landscape...

• Please do not climb the trees

• No BBQs or fires

• No swimming in the lake

• Please respect the resident wildlife

• Please ensure gates are closed behind you

• Please respect our Dog Walking Code of Conduct

• You are welcome to roam freely in the Old Town Meadow with dogs on leads.

All children aged 12 and under must be supervised by an adult.

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Be playful1. Play hide and seek between the blocks of

Green Dwelling

2. Bring a picnic and play eye spy, there’s so much to spot

3. Challenge someone to a race down Wellingtonia Avenue

4. Roll down a hill

5. Feeling strong? Can you push the boulder in to the lake?

Be curious1. Follow a squirrel to find where she hides her nuts

2. Listen to the birds singing. How many different calls can you hear? Do you know how to tell them apart?

3. Shout your name in our Ice House and hear it boom, what do you think it was used for?

4. Pick one wild flower from the West Lawn and take it home to press in a book.

5. Navigate one of our three Orienteering courses, download the trails from our website and bring a compass from home

Be creative 1. Find the hollow in the oak tree, what’s it like inside?

Write or tell a story about who lives in there

2. Lie down and look for shapes in the clouds

3. Name the Sphinxes on our Upper Bridge. Have a conversation with them? Give them personalities?

4. Bring some scrap paper and wax crayons from home and try your hand at bark rubbing. What different textures can you make?

5. Can you spot all the colours of the rainbow? Take photos and share your findings with us on Facebook @comptonverney

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