A family-friendly day out at Comer Woods
- Published:
- 21 May 2025
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.
October Half Term at Comer Woods
From Saturday 25th October to Sunday 2nd November, 10am to 4pm, pick up an Autumn Spotter Trail and head off on your own adventure through the woods to see what signs of autumn you can spot.
You might not spot every autumnal colour today but as the seasons continue to change you will start seeing more so remember your spotter each time you visit.
Pick up your spotter sheet from the car park team. Remember to bring your own pen or pencil.
What's on at Comer Woods
For details of what's on and when, check our events page and social media channels.
Parking is free for National Trust members or £6 per day per car. The meadow and facilities are a short walk from the car park in Comer Woods.
Toilets and baby changing facilities are available in Heath Meadow. The Cafe in Comer Woods will be open daily (except for Christmas day) serving savoury snacks, ice cream, hot and cold drinks and sweet treats. Picnic areas and outdoor seating are available, with some tables under cover in the barn.
Plan your family visit to Comer Woods
Things to do all year round 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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