BLUEBELL WALKS
Make the most of the magical Bluebell Season and see the woodlands covered in spectacular blue flower fields. Good news is that this year you may not need to wait until May; the season is expected to start in April.
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Beechenhurst, Forest of Dean Gloucestershire | FREE | All Ages Fancy a stroll through thousands of blooming bluebells in Britain’s oldest woodlands? Head out to Beechenhurst Lodge where your family adventure in the Forest of Dean begins. Feel free to wander around and discover the picturesque scenery in blue, but also take this as an opportunity to explore the widely popular Sculpture Trail under the majestic oak and pine trees at the most beautiful time of the year. Surrounded by unspoilt nature and blue flowers as far as the eye can see, Beechenhurst is also the perfect location to have a picnic with a view to die for!
Speke Hall
Dinefwr
Merseyside | ££ | All Ages
Carmar thenshire | £ | All Ages
At the end of spring, the ancient woodlands surrounding Speke Hall turn into an endless sea of blue flowers. Guided walks, trails and different art classes will be taking place to celebrate bluebell season. Special blueberry scones will be on sale, to go with the theme.
Dinefwr is one of the top places to see bluebells in Wales. Just follow the Cattle Trail and it will lead you to the stunning Bluebell display on Rookery Ridge. Usually, bluebells are most beautiful in May, but this year they’re expected to start blooming in April.
Clumber Park
Blickling Estate
Nottinghamshire | £ | All Ages
Norfolk | ££ | All Ages
There’s nothing more magical than a stroll through the blossoming Bluebell Wood at Clumber Park in spring. Make sure you bring your camera - these will be some of the most magnificent family photos you’ll ever take!
Explore four miles of stunning bluebell carpets on the family-friendly walk through the Great Woods at Blickling Estate in Norfolk. It’s pushchair-friendly, so tiny feet won’t be aching at the end of the day!