For a free day out we could not grumble at all. Overall I think we was here for a good 3 hours. The parking was free too which is always a bonus. We took a picnic which there was plenty of benches. I was expecting more fairy doors but we did find a few. The children loved the freedom to run around the wood as well which is a short circle and there is so many different trails and things to see. I definitely would recommend to any fairy lovers. Such a cute idea. (My children loved the oak tree too with the lovely note and a free tree hug!!)

We had a great time exploring the woods and walked the fairy trail. It’s not entirely complete anymore which made us go in a few circles but that didn’t stop us. The kids loved it

It's not a long walk but on a clear sunny day when the ground is dry it's a beautiful walk for everyone. If it has been raining a day or two before the ground will be muddy in spots so make sure you have appropriate footwear!

It's a beautiful area to walk around and it feels like there's wee surprise things to look at everywhere with tree carvings, the fairy doors, the fairy garden, different wildlife. As a 30-something year old I was in awe of everything I saw so I can only imagine what wonderment it would bring to a child. We visited and it was still wintertime so it wasnt even in full bloom! I'm definitely going back in different seasons so I can fully experience it.

Can't comment on the Fairy Trail as this area is primarily a public woodland and we go there for walking and enjoying the wildlife through the seasons. It's a lovely place for a walk with a great variety of wildlife but can be very muddy in places. Sturdy footwear is advised. There is a good sized car park with public toilets. There is also a play area for young children and picnic tables.