October Half Term at Brandon Marsh Nature Reserve

There's plenty to keep little ones occupied at Brandon Marsh in October Half Term.

October Half Term Events at Brandon Marsh Nature Reserve

Hibernating Hedgehogs at Brandon Marsh

Find out about hedgehogs and their night time lives, what do they eat? Where are they in winter? Plus make a mud hedgehog too!
This session is aimed at primary aged children. Please be aware you'll head out in all weathers, so please dress appropriately.

• Date: Monday 28th October | 10am - 11am

• Location: Brandon Marsh, CV3 3GW

• Price: £5 per child, with one free adult ticket per child

• Book your tickets here.

Halloween at the Forest at Brandon Marsh

Come to the spooky woods at Brandon Marsh and play some games. You will make some magic potions and learn which animals are brave enough to be out and about on halloween. This session is aimed at primary aged children. Please be aware you'll head out in all weathers, so please dress appropriately.

• Date: Monday 28th October | 11.15am - 12.15pm

• Location: Brandon Marsh, CV3 3GW

• Price: £5 per child, with one free adult ticket per child

• Book your tickets here.

Autumn Colours at Brandon Marsh

How many colours can you find in nature? Look closely as the colours start to change, try your hand and bark rubbings. This session is aimed at primary aged children. Please be aware you'll head out in all weathers, so please dress appropriately.

• Date: Friday 1st November| 10am - 11am

• Location: Brandon Marsh, CV3 3GW

• Price: £5 per child, with one free adult ticket per child

• Book your tickets here.

Campfire Fun and Hot Chocolate at Brandon Marsh

The team will be cooking on the campfire and making hot chocolate. Have a go at making your own toffee apple slices.

• Date: Friday 1st November| 11.15am - 12.15pm

• Location: Brandon Marsh, CV3 3GW

• Price: £5 per child, with one free adult ticket per child

• Book your tickets here.

There's always lots going on at Brandon Marsh Nature Reserve. Click here to find out more about Brandon Marsh Nature Reserve and Warwickshire Wildlife Trust.