Malpas, Bickley Moss, Cheshire, Whitchurch, SY13 4JF.
When looking to visit BeWILDerwood, tickets can be purchased both online and on the door.
Ticket prices (these were correct as of the 04/07/2024):
Under 92cm - Free
92-105cm - £20.50
Over 105cm - £22.50
65 years+ - £14.50
BeWILDerwood often do discounted ticket days. We visited during their Twiggle Tots event which meant tickets were £10.50 for an adult with a child aged 3 and under weekdays throughout June and July.
BeWILDerwood is open to the public 10am-5pm.
We spent around 4 1/2 hours there. This did include a picnic, however if the boys were older we could have easily spent the whole day here as they wouldn’t have tired out as quickly.
At BeWILDerwood there were 23 areas (of what we counted) which included slides, zip wires, storytelling, character meet and greet and climbing frames.
One of our favourite parts of BeWILDerwood was the sky maze. The boys loved searching around the multi layered wooden play equipment to find the coloured wooden feathers.
Our other favourite part was the Twiggle Whizzers area. BeWILDerwood didn’t just have the typical zip wires for older children, but they also had toddler zip wires which the boys absolutely loved being able to do.
There is plenty of parking available. Parking spaces were on a raised grass area. Disabled spaces and coach spaces were also available.
While at BeWILDerwood there were two places where food could be purchased. When walking past the Munch Bar, the prices seemed reasonable. There were also plenty of picnic benches around to enjoy a picnic.
When we visited, our eldest was 3 years old and our youngest was 21 months old. We found this to be a fun family trip. Even with the boys being young (one was over 92cm and the other was under 92cm), there was plenty of things for them to do. The large slides were a minimum height of 92cm and the normal zip wires were a minimum height of 105cm.
We found three blocks of toilets around including changing areas. There was also a nursing nook for feeding little ones. We did find the toilets quite claustrophobic once the cubicle doors were shut and I think we would have struggled to fit one of the children in with us.
The paths were slightly bumpy in areas, but we did not struggle to push the pushchair around.
Overall, we would visit again if we went on a discounted ticket day. When we saw staff they were friendly, and we were impressed by how much was there including the detail involved in the play areas. We loved the fact the entry wristbands had a space to write an emergency contact number. However, we found the normal ticket prices expensive so have rated this day out 4 1/2 stars out of 5.
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Date of recent visit: June 2024
