BeWILDerwood near Hoveton has been recognised by The Times for its magical appeal and range of activities.

The park is inspired by a series of fantasy books by author Tom Blofeld and first opened in 2007.

The park has plenty of entertainment for families (Image: BeWILDerwood)

It is known for characters such as Swampy the Marsh Boggle and Snagglefang the BeWILDerbat, who perform on the storytelling stage and appear at meet and greets.

As highlighted by writers at the publication, children can enjoy climbing, sliding and flying through the trees on a zipwire.

Families can also enjoy creating dens and getting stuck in crafting at The Big Hat.

One of its most well-known residents is Mildred the Crocklebog, who greets people with a splash of water on the boat ride.

The price for children's tickets ranges from £12.50 to £24, depending on the time of year and the height of the child.

Last year, the park won silver in the Best Small Theme Parks for Toddlers category at the UK Theme Park Awards 2025.

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