While we didn’t get the full experience (food, face paint etc, down to our own issues) this was amazing, there was something for all of us. I figured I’d end up doing nothing because I don’t particularly like climbing and heights so I planned on sticking with our under one while the partner was off with the 5 year old.. WRONG! I actually enjoyed having a go, and the boat fascinated our baby girl, she had a few rides! We had an absolute BLAST, so much to explore and it doesn’t get boring even if you loop the place because you’re bound to have missed something you didn’t notice before! I am amazed, I expected to be stood around bored but we bonded so much as a family and really loved the time together! We had a day pass (10-5 but we only used 1-5, but the time flew over and we wished we got there earlier!! We even managed a calm family photo because we was all happy and relaxed lol!!

What an excellent attraction, every member of the family had a great time! We're a family of 4 with two young children 6&10 and there was something for all of us. They even had a zip line adapted for toddlers and babies!! The staff are excellent, always so cheerful and ready to help. There were toilets and bins dotted everywhere and the whole site was spotlessly clean. It is such a well managed and thought out attraction, it was a breath of fresh as a family with young children, we don't see this often! Even the food and drink in offer was well providing for the fussier of eaters and reasonably priced to boot. We took a packed lunch but there were picnic benches everywhere. This was a quiet period in the season being Feb half term so it might be different in peak times, as this has to be a popular attraction. I know if we lived closer we would be regular visitors. Overall it was 100% value for money!

We are a familly of 2 adults and 3 children 3, 10 and 13 years old. Its was a very nice place and very joyful time where there were big slides, treehouses and plenty of other activity ( as story telling or zipline!) We had a lovely time but the ONLY thing that it was not cheap.( 105£ in total ) Well done !!!👍👍

I don't often write reviews, but I do if somewhere is really great. Bewilderwood was booked as a day out to cater for two children under five and two teenagers along with parents and grandparents for a family get together. It was a total hit with everyone. All staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful, the places to climb/slide down etc were so much fun, the food was Greta and staff very helpful with dietary needs, the stories were captivating for the younger children, there were loads of clean toilets and we'd definitely go back again if we visited Norfolk :)

An absolute gem...!!! Being at one with nature with the added bonuses of zip lines, slides, rope bridges, tree houses, boat ride, and so much more. This place is so well thought out. Booking is easy. Access is easy. Activities at every turn for young and old alike. Plenty of seating for the not-so-young to rest. Food is healthy, hearty and delicious plus reasonably priced. Cannot fault this place. Can not wait to return.

This was our first visit and we weren’t sure how suitable it would be for our 10 year old. We needn’t have worried though as he loved it! There’s plenty to do, including crafts, face painting and story time (which was really engaging), plus all the outdoor play equipment and the boat ride. We spent all day there, being one of the last families to leave and at no point did any of us feel bored. I’d really recommend BeWILDerwood to families of Primary aged children

I'm in two minds about this place. I had heard very good things about it and was told its a great day out. I have two daughters 10 and 8 and they were very excited however once there although it was a nice place to visit for a couple of hours it could have been a lot better in places. For the money we paid for a family of 4 i was expecting a lot but what you got was a big park with a few very good tree houses thrown in. We went on a very wet April day in the school holidays we got there for opening (10am) and we were the only people there for about the first hour which was great, we didn't have to wait for anything, things were still safe to climb even when wet and it was great but by 11.30 - 12.00 we had done everything and were thinking it was time to go home. However this was not just around the corner from us and it was a 2 hour drive. I think there needs to be a bit more added to this place to make it an all day place. We took the boat on arrival and again on the way home and didn't have to wait either time. The story telling and characters could be explored a bit more and maybe have a few of the characters hiding in the woods to find too. This place was good but could be great.

First time visiting with my four year old nephew, my sister was visiting from Canada for the first time since Covid (over 3 years ago!) we all absolutely loved it. We went at the start of the Easter Holiday on a semi rainy day, but that didn’t put us off at all! Just bring lots of rain gear, suitable shoes and maybe an umbrella and you’ll be fine, there is a lot of cover from the trees as well. The information they have online is brilliant, as we knew it was going to be rainy they explained when they close slides and other structures for safety. Even though we’re big people we could also head round the treehouses with my nephew, even in rain the wood panels have additional grip material on the top so all really well thought through for all weathers! We did the Storytime Peaky Bunnies, and the Big Hat craft was a big hit. They’re also doing a Pesky Bunny egg hunt where you look for 6 letters around the park, with a badge at the end (although we did forget to pop our answers in!) we got the boat ride back to the entrance (this is a really magical part, you could tell why the Boggles have their village there!) My nephew got his very own Mildred Crocklebog from the shop to take home with him, although his one isn’t vegetarian (!!) Not sure when my sister will next be in the UK, and he may well be too old for Bewilderwood in the future so thank you, we made some lovely memories ❤️

Bewilderwood is a great family day out probably most suited for under 10's. There's something to do for every age range including adults. The food outlets are a little pricey but have expanded in their vegetarian and vegan options. The show, face painting and crafting all included are great fun. The only downfall is the toilets. It's been extremely badly thought out. The baby change is at the back of 6 toilets and the space between the sinks and toilets is not wide enough for a buggy. On top of that the toilets themselves are not big enough to fit an adult and a child together. It's extremely stressful environment considering it's a theme park aimed at families. If you can manage a day without using the facilities your quids in.

We went with our daughter, son in law and two grandchildren aged 1 and 4. We had a lovely day. Regardless of other reviews there is much to do. The park (in Norfolk) is wonderful and very well spaced out with so much room for kids to run around. The family did den making, there was climbing on huge structures with slides, bridges, walkways, netting to climb. There are mazes with structures within them. There is face painting, activities to make items. The food outlets are very reasonably priced and the food we had (real) sausages in a bun (£5) and it was good quality. I use a mobility scooter and was able to get around most of the park on it. I didn’t do the activities as I couldn’t but was able to watch and enjoy everyone else doing it all. A wheelchair would be harder as it’s quite hilly so you need to have someone who is strong enough to push the wheelchair up hills etc. We stayed 4-5 hours and only left because our four year old grandson was absolutely shattered having run, climbed, etc till he was fit to drop. The toilets were fine and we found a wooden hut beside one of the food/picnic areas for breastfeeding Mums to feed in private which also had baby changing tables in it. You can take a picnic but they don’t seem to advertise that they also sell food. All in all a lovely day and we would highly recommend you to go.