Studland's Wicked Wildlife Trail
Check out our Wicked Wildlife Trail this October half-term and discover the nocturnal animals that call Studland their home.
- Booking not needed
This October half term, join us for Studland’s Wicked Wildlife Trail. An adventure through beach, dunes, and woodland where nocturnal creatures leave clues behind for brave explorers to uncover. With 10 different activity stations to complete, you’ll track the secrets of which animals come out at night through games, puzzles, and hands-on fun. Costumes are welcome, curiosity is essential, and every twist in the trail promises a wild surprise. Perfect for families, nature lovers, and Halloween adventurers of all ages. Are you ready to explore the wild side of this Halloween?
Times
Prices
| Ticket type | Ticket category |
|---|---|
| Child | £3.50 |
The basics
- Suitability
Everyone welcome.
- Meeting point
Knoll Beach Office (at the bottom of the driveway), Ferry Rd, Studland, BH193AQ.
- What to bring and wear
Clothing and footwear suitable for being outdoors in the weather. Some areas can be very muddy.
- Accessibility
Mixed and uneven terrain throughout. Designated accessible parking. Accessible toilets at Knoll Beach, Middle Beach and Shell Bay. Changing places at Knoll beach.
- Other
The suggested time to do the trail is roughly one hour. You can take as long as you need. If you have little ones and don't want to walk too far, you can pick and choose which activities you do.
Upcoming events
Yoga in the Dunes
Enjoy a unique yoga session in Studland's dunes & a rare chance to connect with yourself & nature in the tranquil beauty of this special location. For all levels, this session blends gentle yoga, stretching, and meditation.
Home Educators Self-led Sessions (all ages)
Come along to an outdoor meet up with other home educators at Studland.
Mindfulness Walk
Join us for a mindful journey in nature being aware of our senses, walking through woodlands followed by gentle movements in the sand dunes.
Heritage Open Days - Studland Bay in WWII guided walk
Studland Bay is known to many as a leisure destination boasting four miles of beach, but its historical significance is often overlooked.