Henry the Heron's Riverbank Self-Led Trail
For our river-themed summer, celebrate the river Wandle and learn about the river's inhabitants with some active play parts.
- Booking not needed
Follow a family‑friendly trail with Henry the Heron who will teach all about the water birds, fish and invertebrates that call the Wandle their home! Follow the sheet and map to discover all the trail points. Lift the flaps to discover more and play with a few extra games along the route.
Trail sheets are £2, available to pick up from the Garden Centre and cafes.
Perfect for curious minds of all ages, this adventure is a great way to enjoy nature and support Morden Hall Park.
All proceeds help care for the park, keeping it beautiful for everyone, forever.
Times
Prices
| Ticket type | Ticket category |
|---|---|
| All per trail sh | £2.00 |
The basics
- Accessibility
All paths are accessible.
- Meeting point
Pick up your trail at the Garden Centre or cafes.
- Suitability for children
Suitable for all ages
- What to bring and wear
Check the weather beforehand in case you need to bring along your wellies and waterproofs in case of wet weather, as the trail takes place outside.
Upcoming events
Undercover Readers - A top secret trail
Pick up a trail sheet from the Garden Centre or Cafe, crack the clues to complete the mission and collect a prize at the end.
A little walk on the Wild Side Art Exhibition by Stephen Bushe
Inspired by walks in Morden Hall Park and along the river Wandle, this exhibition celebrates the importance and joy of spending time in our wild spaces.
Family Theatre: Pinocchio by Illyria, Sat 25 & Sun 26 July
A wooden puppet runs away yearning for adventure, but instead finds cruel bosses, con-artists and exciting attractions which always contain hidden dangers. How can he ever become a real boy when the lies he tells are as plain as the nose on his face?
Free Guided History Tours on Selected Sundays
Join our knowledgeable tour guides for a leisurely stroll around Morden Hall Park, you’re sure to learn something new.