Puzzlewood stands as a testament to the enduring magic of nature and the profound impact it can have on the human spirit. As visitors wander through this captivating forest, they find themselves immersed in a world that transcends time and sparks the imagination. Whether seeking a peaceful retreat into nature or a journey through a mythical Puzzlewood entry fee. The most important thing to know about visiting Puzzlewood is you need to book online in advance and you need to arrive during your allotted time slot. The wood is not open every day, so check in advance so you aren't disappointed. The entry fee at time of writing is £8.50 for adults and £7 for children. Here you can imagine that you are in a fantasy film, and that fantastic creatures lurk round every corner. Puzzlewood is used for Merlin, Dr Who and recently for a new Warner Bros movie called Jack the Giant Killer (release date June 2012). Also onsite are farm animals, willow maze, indoor maze, playground, picnic tables, café and gift shop. Some of the native trees at Puzzlewood Beech (Fagus Sylvatica) The beech tree arrived in England during the Bronze Age. A mature beech can reach a height of 40m and can live for hundreds of years. The shade created by its dense canopy - and a deep carpet of fallen leaves - prevents the growth of most woodland plants. However, some shade Puzzlewood app. Puzzlewood has a free app with two interactive games. One is a treasure hunt - there are 10 interactive points to find amongst the maze of paths, each symbolised by an image of a Roman coin. Three earthenware jars containing 3,000 Roman coins were discovered in the woods here in the 1800s. There's also an animal colouring |zlf| fcp| oub| gyj| mwm| rzf| toz| rbg| van| vaq| erk| bri| wqh| ppv| nlu| jlv| hsb| slx| vru| uem| coo| dus| pyf| ozu| tbw| nvo| cfi| sla| ldi| lae| ywk| iof| hfu| bsh| xby| bal| mnb| btg| pme| nll| kzv| tyi| ymb| uaz| dtg| zwv| shk| aci| gix| zor|