The Bluewater Nature Trail

Bluewater’s Nature Trail with The Very Hungry Caterpillar™.

We love the Bluewater’s Nature Trail with The Very Hungry Caterpillar™. It’s just such an excellent activity for all ages.

We’ve been a few times, but it doesn’t get old. We’ve been during three different seasons, and we still love it.

You kick off the trial outside Zizi’s. There are 17 signs to follow. If you get confused, just follow the large green spots on the ground. You’ll discover the lakes, play areas, bug hotels, stepping logs and hopscotch on your route! There are plenty of ducks and geese to see too.

You will also discover an incredible, giant wooden sculpture of The Very Hungry Caterpillar crafted by local sculptor Steven Porchmouth.

The play area is now open too. Here you’ll also find a super cool spider climbing frame. This is great to add some physical activity in the mix.

The Nature Trail leaflets are not available to pick up in Bluewater. You can download and print this on the Bluewater website BEFORE you arrive. It’s not compulsory to enjoy the trail if I’m honest. But it’s great for older ones because of the quiz and of course the map.

 

The important bits

Where is it?

Stone, Dartford, Greenhithe DA9 9SU

When is it open?

24 hrs.

How much is it?

FREE

Who is it suitable for?

Everyone

How long is it?

2 hrs.

Other information

Baby Changing Facilities available in the Bluewater Shopping Centre
There are some picnic benches and a plethora of eateries in the Bluewater Shopping Centre
FREE parking at House of Fraser
Pushchair friendly

Would we come back?

This is our third time, so…

Other Things to do Nearby

Pirate Cove Adventure Golf– Mini Golf and Paddle Boats

Dinotropolis, the ultimate Dinosaur Adventure Park

SHOWCASE Cinema de Lux 

Hangloose Skywire Zip Wire– England’s longest zipline will be open early 2021

 

We visited on 24 October 2020; the above information is correct as of that date.

 

Lola A

I was born to see the world.

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