'Wonder World: Earth' book trail at Staunton Harold
Uncover the hidden life beneath your feet at Staunton Harold this February half term, from wriggly worms to busy minibeasts waiting to be found.
- Booking not needed
- Free event (admission applies)
‘Let’s go underground and travel into the murky, muddy earth. There’s no sunshine, no birdsong and no wind. But it’s a world BURSTING with life.’
Join us this February half term to discover fascinating facts about worms, hunt for minibeasts and find out about all the amazing things happening right under your feet.
This trail is based on the book 'Wonder World: Earth' by Ben Lerwill, illustrated by Xuan Le, published by Nosy Crow in collaboration with the National Trust.
Trails are self-led, no sheets or pencils are required.
'Wonder World: Earth' books are available to purchase from the café.
The trail is also running with different activities at Calke Abbey and Foremark nearby.
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Event ticket prices
This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.
Check admission pricesThe basics
- Suitability
Fun for all the family but most suitable for children aged 4-8.
- Meeting point
The trail starts outside the café.
- What to bring and wear
Dress according to the weather and wear sturdy footwear, as it may be muddy underfoot in places.
- Accessibility
The trail follows level paths. The surfaces are a mixture of concrete, short grass and compacted earth which may get muddy places if it rains. There may be tree roots and some uneven areas. There are no steps but the paths in the pleasure are sloping. There are benches at regular intervals. Sensory bags are available to borrow from the café, and include ear defenders and fidget toys.
- Other
Dogs welcome on short leads.