We visited Bewilderwood accompanied by our grandaughter 5 and grandson 7 together with their parents and my daughter. That’s seven paying full price at £10. We opted for a family ticket at £45, which admits 6 and additional people for £7-50 each. This worked out at £52-50 and at first glance still appears very expensive. However, compare it with pantomime... more

We visited Bewilderwood today {22nd aug 2008} for my sons 11th birthday. Firstly we felt that the entrance fee of £45 for a family was expensive,we felt a price of £5 for all ages would be a better deal and would make us visit more often. The park itself was very innovative and we enjoyed it,the staff were extremely pleasant... more

We visted Bewilderwood today for my son's 8th birthday. We had visited twice previously last year and were pleased to see the many improvements that have been made. I still think it is quite expensive, if it was a bit cheaper we would come reguarly as we only live down the road in Norwich. At the price it is, it... more

We have just returned from a trip to Great Yarmouth (Myself, hubby, 3 year old son and family friends with a 2 year old son) and I have to say that Bewilderwood was a real highlight of our trip! We live near Sherwood forest so my son really likes to climb and play outdoors and this park was great for... more

Basically this is a huge children's adventure playground set in wonderful woodland. Went last weekend when the weather in East Anglia was pants to say the least. The tree canopy provides some shelter, but let’s faces it most children couldn’t care a less when given the chance to climb, jump, and crawl and generally run around at a million miles... more

What a smashing day out for our 4 and 6 year old boys. The place (although slightly difficult to find) is wonderfully stimulating. Both of our boys are confident climbers (blame Dad) and got absolutely exhausted. Ideas like the den building are inspired. Our boys weren't particularly interested in the Boggie/Twiggie theme but it is well done and not over-played.... more

A great day out if you have young kids who love to climb and explore in the woods. I would agree with other reviewers on cost of food - but the same can be said for many other parks as well. It's only a year old, and reading through the previous reviews it is encouraging to see that they are... more

We visited in August 2007. First of all - price. Too expensive. Its more of a £6 for Adults venue. Maybe the same for over 5s aswell, but a tenner is excessive. The slides and treehouses were good but there were not enough of them. you could see everything in 2 hours absolute tops. then, just go on them again.... more

I went to this place just after it opened. Living in the next village along from Horning i was looking forward to seeing it. Its ok, there was not much for adults to do and it opened at 10.00 am but we wanted a coffee at 10.25 am but they were not ready and they had not got the hot... more