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Taking a trip to the traditional yule of Britain’s past; create Christmas wreaths, tree decorations and wood carvings alongside the Saxon villagers, and even make traditional jewellery in the village forge.*
As well as enjoying the yuletide traditions, little ones can explore the magical maze and adventure play, get up close with the many animals which call the park home and head home filled with fresh air and Christmas cheer.
Wildwood Escot received the ‘Good to Go’ seal of approval earlier this year from Visit England’s ‘Know before you go’ campaign and has been approved to the highest covid safety standards.
*Some activities may entail a small charge for materials. Usual admission applies.
Daily Timetable*:
The feeding and animal talk timetable is temporarily suspended. However, please feel free to put your questions to staff.
The Play Barn is temporarily closed
The Saxon Village is open ’til 3.30pm
Please note that times may change at short notice. Please ask on arrival. On weekdays the Saxon Village may be closed to the public for visiting school groups. Please ask before arrival.
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| 18+ | £10.50 per person per day |
| 2 adults & 2 children | £35.00 per person per day |
| 3-17 years | £8.50 per person per day |
| Senior | £9.00 per person per day |
Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.
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