A family-friendly day out at Comer Woods
- Published:
- 10 March 2023
Spend time together outdoors in Comer Woods. There are plenty of places for little and big people to play and have fun. Bring your bikes and burn off some energy on the trails or head to the play area near the meadow. Dogs are very welcome too.
May half term at Comer Woods
Dive into the play box and have a go at everything this May half term.
Join in with one of our guided play sessions or challenge your friends and family to a game.
Sign up to take part in the Family Walk around the woods. Learn something about the nature that thrives in Comer, meet new people and make new friends.
Bring your footballs, bikes, scooters or simply go for a walk. Whatever you do, enjoy the outdoors!
Plan your family visit
- Toilets
- Baby changing facilities
- Food outlet
- Play area
- Pram friendly trails
- On/off lead areas for dogs
- Large car park (free for National Trust members)
- Some covered seating
Things to do at Comer Woods
Walking trails
The trails in Comer Woods are evenly-surfaced and suitable for little legs and all-terrain buggies. Expect some steep climbs.
Natural play
Head to the play equipment just off the Explorer trail in Heath Meadow. With wooden obstacles, tight ropes and swing bars, this area is suitable for children aged 5 and over.
There are plenty of places to play in the woods. From fallen tree trunks to muddy puddles, don't forget your wellies and a sense of adventure. Seek out the top spots to build a den - you'll find lots of great hideouts along your route.
Bike rides
Suitable for little legs and less experienced cyclists, the Explorer trail in Comer Woods is a great place to hop into the saddle and enjoy calm, traffic-free surroundings.
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Get outdoors with the family and use the explorer trail to access woodlands and nature. Enjoy walks, cycling and running or let your little ones build a den in the woods.