Children will enjoy just about everything on the Discovery Land trail including the natural climbing frames, mazes and fairy houses. I think this is the only walk we have ever done where they were begging to go around again!

There are lots of wooden houses, tree houses and dens on The Discovery Trail

The Basics

Time: The walk itself takes no more than 30 mins, but expect it to take a few hours in reality with so many distractions along the way.

Distance:

Terrain: A gentle hill and well maintained paths

Pushchair: Yes

Dogs: No

Refreshments: Shepherd’s Hut Café or plenty of picnic tables

Toilets: Yes

Entrance Fee: £6 pp when booking online in advance

Public Transport: There is no public transport to this location

Parking: Large free car park (Postcode: RH1 4EJ - W3W: costs/events/stop

In summer, hundreds of sunflowers are planted at Priory Farm

An entrance fee is required to enjoy The Discovery Trail at Priory Farm near Redhill, but it is worth every penny to experience this nature walk set in woodland and meadows with play structures and other surprise around every corner.

 

The Route

The trail is very well signposted an easy to follow. Highlights along the way include:

  • Sunflower maze (seasonal)

  • Fairy nursery

  • Fairy wing swing

  • Various wooden houses and even a castle

  • Giant’s chair

  • Nature classroom

  • Lake with hungry fish to purchase food for

  • Tractors to sit on

  • Enormous wooden spider

  • Wobbly bridge

  • Resident guinea fowl

  • Sand pit

  • Bluebells (seasonal)

  • Halloween activities (seasonal)


Did you know?

The Priory Farm Estate was founded by the Shinner family in 1957 and covers 100 acres of pasture, ancient woodland and lakes. As well as the trail, you will also find an award winning farm shop and gift barn, fishing lakes, pick-your-own crops and event spaces.


 

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