Young Ranger Days
A great opportunity to be a ranger for the day!
- Booking essential
- Admission applies
Help monitor the moths at Wicken Fen, then learn how the ponies help us manage the nature reserve and checking which birds are using the mere. After a break for lunch we will either survey the butterfly population in the woodland walk, or dissect owl pellets to discover what the owls have been eating. For children aged 7-12 years. Please note: Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian who must also book a ticket. We'll be walking 2-3 miles, so please bear this in mind before booking.
Times
Prices
| Ticket type | Ticket category |
|---|---|
| All Adult/Child 7-12 years | £10.00 |
The basics
- Booking details
Call 0344 249 1895
- Suitability
For children between 7-12 years of age.
- Meeting point
Check in at the Visitor Centre a few minutes before the start of the event.
- What to bring and wear
Leave your best clothes at home and dress for the weather, with sunhats or waterproofs as necessary.
- Accessibility
We will be walking 2-3 miles, so please bear this in mind when making a booking.
- Other
Normal admission applies for non-members. Members are asked to bring their membership cards for scanning. The parent/guardian should ensure that they purchase a ticket for themself and all young people they will be accompanying. If you are trying to book on the day of the event, please call the Visitor Centre on 01353 720274 to check if spaces are available.
Upcoming events
Dragonfly Walks
Discover more about the amazing dragonflies and damselflies of Wicken Fen. Come and learn about these winged creatures whose ancestors existed alongside the dinosaurs!
Voices of the Fen: Make a Flute from Natural Materials and Perform at the Fen on 20th July
In this workshop, led by Jan Hendrickse and Kathy Hinde, you will be making your own overtone flute and learn to play it in preparation for a performance in the Fen. No experience needed.
Fenland Nature – a view from behind the lens
Join us for a fascinating evening with photographer Simon Stirrup and author Duncan Poyser, as they talk through the challenges and joys of capturing the natural beauty and wildlife of the Fens for their stunning book.