A Norfolk attraction is set to introduce a new ticket for toddlers.
BeWILDerwood opened on the outskirts of Hoveton in 2007 and has since invited families from across the country to celebrate nature in its exciting woodland environment.
Bosses have now announced the roll-out of a new Toddlewood Ticket which will allow one adult and one child aged three and under to enter for £10.50 on weekdays outside of school holidays and bank holidays.
The attraction contains plenty to see and do in the woods near Hoveton (Image: BeWILDerwood)
Extra children aged three and under cost just £3 per child up to a maximum of four children with every adult.
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Children under 92cm will still be able to enter for free with the Born To BeWILD entry and all the park's offerings such as zip lines, slides, mazes, giant treehouses, storytelling shows, face painting and crafts will remain free once inside.
The offer will be available on weekdays excluding school holidays and bank holidays (Image: BeWILDerwood)
Lydia Sharkey, BeWILDerwood's head of marketing and media, said: “Set in a beautiful woodland, BeWILDerwood is the perfect place to get outdoors and bring your little ones for a mini adventure.
"We actually have special areas designed just for teeny explorers, which include Toddlewood on the Hill and Tiptoe Valley - these areas include all the fun of BeWILDerwood just on a smaller scale.
"As well as our very popular Twiggle Whizzers, which are toddler-friendly zip wires, we also have sandpits, swings, interactive Storytelling Shows and crafts - perfect for little ones.
"There is also an on-site cafe that serves warm drinks and cake.”
Tickets are available on the BeWILDerwood website.
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