Youngsters Frolicking at Lackford Wetlands
The Wild Tots event, a nature-based play session for toddlers aged 18 months to 5 years, took place at the picturesque Lackford Lakes nature reserve on Wednesday, July 9, 2025, from 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM.
This event, led by the Engagement Officer, was an excellent opportunity for young children to immerse themselves in the wonders of nature. Babies in arms, baby-carriers, or pushchairs were welcome to accompany an older sibling to the session.
The event meeting point was pencils.reckons.complies, and while the routes were accessible to those using mobility aids or pushchairs, poor weather might affect accessibility. Participants were encouraged to wear waterproof clothing, appropriate footwear, and bring snacks/drinks for the children.
Dogs were allowed at the session, but only assistance dogs were permitted. Dogs on a lead were allowed on the red trail only. For those with mobility issues, it is advisable to contact the organizers beforehand for the week's plan.
The session took place off-site, so it's essential to note that bicycle parking information was not provided. However, an accessible toilet with baby changing facilities was available at the Centre.
For full event terms and conditions, visit www.our website/eventinfo. For more information, contact the Lackford Lakes centre at lackford.engagement@our website.
For the most accurate and up-to-date information, checking with the Suffolk Wildlife Trust, which manages Lackford Lakes, or their event listings closer to the date is advisable.
| Feature | Information | |----------------------|-------------------------------------| | Event Name | Wild Tots | | Location | Lackford Lakes nature reserve | | Date & Time | Wednesday, July 9, 2025, 10:00 AM | | Target Group | Toddlers and their carers | | Activity Type | Outdoor nature exploration for tots | | Additional Details | Not specified in sources |
- The event's location, Lackford Lakes nature reserve, offers an accessible route for those using mobility aids or pushchairs, making it a great choice for families focusing on an outdoor-living lifestyle.
- After the nature-based play session, parents and carers can enjoy the home-and-garden advantages of the Centre, which includes an accessible toilet with baby changing facilities.
