Nature Tots 2026
Mini-explorers and their adults are invited to take part in fun outdoor activities at Longshaw.
- Booking essential
Our monthly sessions have a nature related theme. We begin each session with play activities, followed by a story before we go out to explore the Longshaw Estate. Exploring makes you thirsty and hungry so we return to the centre for a drink and snack. Refueled, the children can then participate in some simple craft activities before heading off home.
Times
Prices
| Ticket type | Ticket category |
|---|---|
| Child Child Ticket | £10.00 |
The basics
- Booking number
Call 03442491895
- Accessibility
Sometimes we're 'off road' so buggies might not be able to access all areas. Baby changing facilities are available in the centre.
- Meeting point
Meet at the Moorland Discovery Centre adjacent to the main Woodcroft car park.
- Suitability for children
Suitable for children 2-5 years of age.
- What to bring and wear
Come prepared for the weather as some of the session will be outdoors. Wellies and waterproofs are great.
- Other
Sorry no dogs allowed in the sessions. Our sessions are often oversubscribed. If you are unable to attend a booked session please let us know - 01433 637907
Upcoming events
Free Wednesday Social Walks
Come along each Wednesday morning for a free social walk around Longshaw, led by experienced guides who know the area.
Summer of Play at Longshaw
Have you ever wondered what our Rangers do, day to day. Have fun finding out through some of our activities. Gully Racing, Leaves Bingo, Do you know your Country Code? Experience the Barefoot path in the Kitchen Garden.
History walk: Longshaw Through Time July 2026
A moderate guided walk exploring the vast history of the Longshaw Estate from the Bronze age to the 18th Century through its hidden archaeological features.
Archaeology family walk
A moderate 1.7-mile walk aimed at young people to inspire and discover the history of the Longshaw, through the archaeological evidence of its past users including travellers, farmers and soldiers of WW1 and Victorian visitors.