Forgotten Forest
Nature connections
Forest school
Foraging
Woodland birthday parties
School groups
Classes and Workshop
Forest bathing
Activity Boxes
What We Do
We run classes for children and for families. There are pre school groups, home ed groups, family groups and groups privately booked for schools as well as parties. You can join us for lots of nature based fun at the Forgotten Forest.
We run a variety of groups for adults. There are lots of nature based craft groups such as basket weaving, whittling, bushcraft skills, jewelry making, natural beauty product making and some lovely women’s circle groups.
All our groups, classes and sessions start with a welcome, lots of nature based interactions and finish with hot chocolate and marshmallows around the fire.
Nature based connections at
Forgotten Forest
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“The Best”
My son had the best time exploring and playing. We cant wait to visit again.
Laura
“Fabulous”
Absolutely fab experience here today my daughter had so much fun. We can’t wait to go again.
Angie
“Great Adventure”
Had another great adventure today on the ‘We’re going on a bear hunt’ themed session. The children loved the story telling, playing, crafting, exploring, bramble picking, chickens and of course getting warmed up with a lovely hot chocolate and toasted marshmallows. Thank you, our third visit and they find plenty to do every time.
Joanna
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- Wild Garlic Breakfast MuffinsThese wild garlic breakfast muffins are delicious and easy to make. Perfect, now the wild garlic is popping up in some places. Remember to forage sustainably and make sure you are 100 percent on your identification. There are some poisonousContinue reading “Wild Garlic Breakfast Muffins”
- Patterned Dyed EggsIt’s coming up to Easter 🐣 so I thought I would try and get ahead of myself and write a little ‘How to guide’ on making these gorgeous patterned eggs. We have an abundance of eggs as we keep freeContinue reading “Patterned Dyed Eggs”
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