Holiday Activities
With the support of our fantastic volunteers, we run activities during the school holidays, including Open Days at our Education Centres and Discover Nature Sessions for different age groups from 8 years upwards. We also continue to host our Tree Tots sessions during the school holidays (apart from Christmas).
Please see below for dates and further information about the activities running, or visit our What's On section for our full events programme.
Alternatively, enjoy the range of Free Activities and Resources we have created for the whole family to enjoy in the parks or at home.
Upcoming Easter Holiday Activities:
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Easter Egg Hunt01/04/2023 - 16/04/2023Caldecotte Brook
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Workshop: Hedgehog Surveying for Families03/04/2023Howe Park Wood
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Howe Park Wood Open Mornings Easter Holidays04/04/2023Howe Park Wood
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Pond Dipping at Howe Park Wood04/04/2023Howe Park Wood
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Howe Park Wood Open Mornings Easter Holidays05/04/2023Howe Park Wood
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Pond Dipping at Howe Park Wood05/04/2023Howe Park Wood
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Easter Eggstravaganza05/04/2023Ouzel Valley Park
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Howe Park Wood Open Mornings Easter Holidays06/04/2023Howe Park Wood
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Pond Dipping at Howe Park Wood06/04/2023Howe Park Wood
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Stories in the Park08/04/2023Great Linford Manor Park
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Howe Park Wood Open Mornings Easter Holidays11/04/2023Howe Park Wood
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Pond Dipping at Howe Park Wood11/04/2023Howe Park Wood
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Howe Park Wood Open Mornings Easter Holidays12/04/2023Howe Park Wood
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Pond Dipping at Howe Park Wood12/04/2023Howe Park Wood
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Howe Park Wood Open Mornings Easter Holidays13/04/2023Howe Park Wood
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Pond Dipping at Howe Park Wood13/04/2023Howe Park Wood
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