Walk on the Wild Side: Family Bushcraft
Winterbourne Medieval Barn
10.30am - 12.30
Join Steve England, outdoor educator, horticulturist and local historian, on this family-friendly guided walk around the Barn site and local nature reserve to explore habitats, plants, and trees, and learn fascinating facts and practical uses of plants for food, medicine, bushcraft & fire! After approximately 2 hours out walking with Steve you will return to the Barn for tea, coffee and squash, included in your ticket price.
The Barn will be open on arrival for use of the facilities and to check everyone in. Free parking on site. Please make sure you dress sensibly in comfortable, suitable clothing and wear sturdy footwear. Please bring any snacks or drinks you need for the duration of the walk and ensure you are protected from the sun. Under 18s must remain accompanied by a responsible adult at all times during the walk and at the Barn.
Tickets are £26 for one adult plus one child together. Additional child tickets £13 can also be booked but please note that for safety reasons there is a maximum of 2 children per adult.
Free parking on site.
Steve England has always loved the outdoors. Growing up in Bristol, his childhood was spent exploring the fields and woodlands of Stoke Park, fascinated by every tree, plant, bird & butterfly. He studied horticulture with the RHS alongside teaching himself more about the wildlife and history on his doorstep. Steve loves sharing what he's learnt with local people, whether through foraging foods, learning about poisonous plants, lighting fires, recognising birds and bats, or looking back at the history of North Bristol.
