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Changes are afoot at Grizedale Visitor Centre.

The walled garden, famous for it's sculpture adventure play area, is about to have an overhaul! The much loved pheasant, grasshopper and hedgehog have come to end of their long life - they have literally been loved to death by thousands of children over the past 12 years.

 

"Local children and parents have been working with us on our 'play council' and helping us with ideas for new play experiences. Working with the local community and Grizedale staff contemporary artists will be designing the new play interactions" said Emma Bartlet, Education Co-ordinator.
Whilst developing our new designs and fundraising to put them into practise, some temporary play features will be appearing over the next 2 months. Activities will include a giant sandpit, a Velcro play wall, climbing hill, tunnels and slide. So there will still be fun to be had in the walled garden, whilst providing feedback on play to be incorporated into the new permanent play area. The project is collaboration between Grizedale arts and the Forestry Commission. We at Grizedale are keen to hear your views on the future play area, plus feedback on the temporary features.
Please contact Emma Bartlet or Penny Knock at Grizedale on 01229 860373.
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