October Half Term: Spooky lantern walk (ages 5-10)
Make a magic lantern, then use it to light your way as you explore Longshaw's spooky woods on a storytelling journey. The walk finishes with seasonal snacks and drinks at the Moorland Discovery Centre.
- Booking essential
- Admission applies
Decorate and assemble a magic lantern, then use it to light your way as you explore Longshaw's spooky woods on a storytelling walk. The walk finishes with seasonal snacks and drinks at the Moorland Discovery Centre.
Each child ticket includes one lantern and a seasonal snack and drink. Each free adult ticket includes a tea or coffee and a biscuit.
This event is designed with children aged 5-10 in mind, but children who are older or younger than this are welcome. Adults must stay with and supervise their children at all times.
Times
The basics
- Booking details
Call 0344 2491895
- Suitability
Designed for children aged 5-10, but younger or older children welcome
- Meeting point
Moorland Discovery Centre, S11 7TZ. The Moorland Discovery Centre is adjacent to Woodcroft car park and across the road from Fox House bus stop.
- What to bring and wear
Sturdy footwear and clothing appropriate for the weather.
- Accessibility
The Moorland Discovery Centre is accessible for buggies and wheelchairs. The walk takes place on easy-going terrain, please contact us if you have specific access requirements.
Upcoming events
Free Wednesday Social Walks
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History Walk: Burbage Through Time
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Summer of Play: Orienteering
Fill your summer with these drop in activity sessions at the Moorland Discovery Centre.
History walk: Longshaw Through Time
A moderate guided walk exploring the vast history of the Longshaw Estate from the Bronze age to the 18th Century through it's hidden archeologically features.