Woldies is on a mission to help families get closer to nature, learn about local wildlife and embrace playing outdoors.

A tranquil alternative to busy tourist attractions, the family-run business offers magical gardens where children can absorb themselves in nature through fascinating trails and outdoor play.

Bee Week is coming to Woldies this May half term. From Saturday 23rd to Sunday 31st May, families can enjoy a brilliant bee-themed adventure at Woldies, packed with hands-on fun, outdoor learning and plenty of chances to get to know more about these incredible pollinators. Find out more about seasonal events or book your May Half Term tickets here.

A FUN-FILLED FAMILY DAY OUT

With so many different areas to explore, you simply cannot run out of things to do at Woldies. Whether it’s figuring out how to build a den in the quiet woodland area, taking on the challenge of the Dino-themed maze, climbing on huge boulders and along the timber trail, or playing with natural materials like sand and water in the amazing outdoor kitchen space – Woldies is the perfect place to build memories and experiences to last. Plus, unique spins on sports games, like Foot Golf and Foot Pool, will thrill kids and adults alike.

Don’t just take our word for it. Woldies is recognised as VHEY Remarkable Visitor Attraction of the Year 2024-2025 and was placed fourth in the National Awards.

Day tickets can be purchased with a saving online; £12 for adults, £11 for children, free admission for under 2s and essential carers. Membership passes are available here. Open weekends and school holidays, until September.

With so many different areas to explore, you won’t run out of things to do at Woldies. Whether it’s building a family den in the quiet woodland area, taking on the challenge of the Dino-themed Maze, climbing on huge boulders and along the timber trail, or playing with natural materials like sand and water in the amazing outdoor kitchen space – Woldies is a full day out. Plus, unique spins on sports games, like Foot Golf and Foot Pool, give older children the chance to test their skills. Find out more here.

Accessibility

Paths are a mixture of wheelchair friendly gravel paths, cut grass paths and woodland paths. All are wheelchair accessible, some grass paths may be uneven in places, please let us know if you have any issues when visiting. There are lots of seats around Woldies for regular breaks. Buildings have level access throughout. Accessible toilets are available.

Woldies is a dog-friendly day out

Woldies, Wintringham, Malton, YO17 8HW

For more information, visit www.woldies.co.uk