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Wild Wednesdays - school holiday fun

Event, Workshop, club or activity 1 June 2016 at 10:30am - 12:00pm
Children and their mums are standing on the edge of the Octagon Lake, using a sweep net to catch any insects as part of a nature activity. Behind them is a large bridge that crosses the river in a garden.

Having fun with the kids outdoors at National Trust Stowe

© National Trust Images Nick Daly

    • Get the kids closer to nature. Activities vary from mud-glorious-mud to wild art to making homes for wild animals. These activities are part of our 50 Things to see and do before you're 11 3/4, you'll get to make something and take it home too.
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