Nature reserve to open new £300,000 play area this spring
Pensthorpe Nature Reserve, located just outside Fakenham, has expanded its play area with The Living Towers.
It is a major addition to the WildRootz outdoor area and marks the first new outdoor play development at Pensthorpe in almost 12 years.
A full view of what The Living Towers will look like (Image: Pensthorpe)
The area includes two nine-metre towers and an 11-metre rope bridge for children of all abilities to explore.
Ben Marshall, managing director at Pensthorpe, said: "Opening The Living Towers in time for Easter makes this year’s holiday even more special for families visiting Pensthorpe.
"This £300,000 investment is a huge milestone for us.
"We can’t wait to welcome visitors to experience it."
It will be suitable for children up to age 12 (Image: Pensthorpe)
The launch coincides with the start of the site's Easter Garden and Egg Hunt, where families can explore a vibrant garden filled with colourful decorations and hidden eggs.
Pensthorpe covers 700 acres and features nature trails, wildlife experiences and seasonal activities included with admission.
Tickets start at £13.95 for adults, £15.95 for children and under-threes can visit for £1.
